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03-27-2012, 01:41 AM
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Messing with a biopellet reactor, left the pump in the sump with the hose attached (aimed right at my power bars). While waiting for pellets to rinse off I decided to label some switches, couldnt figure out what one was for, switched it on and watered my electronics. The sound of zapping and popping is pretty scary.
 
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03-27-2012, 08:21 AM
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03-27-2012, 08:42 AM
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Being a newb, my dumbest move so far is kinda boring for the rest of you ...
Don't drill your sump  I bought a 50g for a sump and drilled the face of it for 2 external pumps. Since then I have reconfigured it twice and have wished both times that I had never drilled it as I have gone with internal pumps. I suffered one external leak, and have since spent time and money messing with the irregular shapes due the the patches I placed over the holes I cut. Each time I re-designed it, the baffles ended up right where the holes are  If I only knew now what I knew in November ..... It just failed a baffle test ( minor ) and if it fails again, it might get smashed and I'm starting over with a brand new tank  I've spent over $100 on plumbing and glass so far .... I'm ready to spend another $200 on a new tank and glass just so I can tell the world to ......... yeah I'm upset Last edited by gregzz4; 03-27-2012 at 08:48 AM.
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