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Old 06-14-2015, 09:26 PM
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Or you could get inventive and design a mesh 'box' to cover 'some part' of the weir.
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Old 06-14-2015, 09:35 PM
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New idea ...

Vertical strips of glass on the left and right ends of the weir say 1/4" thick. These keep the weir running 100% as they will space the acrylic 1/4" away from the back glass (inside the overflow).
Next is some strips @ 90 degrees to the first strips. These hold the ends of the tooth sheet.
And lastly is some vertical strips @ 90 degrees to the second strips. These hold the tooth sheet in place against the second set of strips.

I like this idea so much I'm going to incorporate it into my upcoming build.
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Old 06-14-2015, 09:47 PM
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I'll try to post a drawing later today
Right now I have a brake job to do
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Old 07-05-2015, 01:44 PM
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Looks good Mindy. As you know I vote for no sand. . I like the way they are up on pedestals. Hopefully my plan of the large rocks on the small ends will be something like that
Ya I don't want sand, but I'm just not sure about the black bottom. I was also planning on putting a Jawfish or two in and some Wrasses so I don't know - decisions!

The little stilts ended up working out really easily and now that I adjusted the powerheads there is no detritus settling under there at all. I'm going to have to experiment with what to do with the Zoas I'm keeping. They are on tiles now...maybe out stilts under them or maybe I'll peel them off and put them onto the rocks. Hmm...

Oh and I placed an order with Greg that's going to fill the tank and then some I think.
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Old 07-05-2015, 04:05 PM
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Ya I don't want sand, but I'm just not sure about the black bottom. I was also planning on putting a Jawfish or two in and some Wrasses so I don't know - decisions!

The little stilts ended up working out really easily and now that I adjusted the powerheads there is no detritus settling under there at all. I'm going to have to experiment with what to do with the Zoas I'm keeping. They are on tiles now...maybe out stilts under them or maybe I'll peel them off and put them onto the rocks. Hmm...

Oh and I placed an order with Greg that's going to fill the tank and then some I think.
Giving up wrasses is hard. Mine are going to a new home. I already had done up an order elsewhere when Greg started his. Would have loved to get in on his though.
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Old 07-06-2015, 05:01 AM
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Your helfrich's will want sand as well I like the small stilts for the rockwork! Smart. I need to do an order from Greg, time to plump up the tank.
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Old 07-06-2015, 05:33 AM
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Giving up wrasses is hard. Mine are going to a new home. I already had done up an order elsewhere when Greg started his. Would have loved to get in on his though.
Yeah, I had a Grey Head (like a Melanurus) and a Yellow Coris in my BB 90. They just slept at the base of the rocks.

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Your helfrich's will want sand as well I like the small stilts for the rockwork! Smart. I need to do an order from Greg, time to plump up the tank.
Yeah, Firefish like sand too, but I think they could learn to deal with it. I'm still undecided yet. So far, the sand is still in the bucket.
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Tank is looking good Myka!
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Old 07-09-2015, 02:43 PM
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Thanks Mark! Good to see you around here!

So, I randomly took a drive over to Purolator, and they randomly told me that there was a package there for me.

What is this...? (it's not fish)
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Feel your pain photo bucket foiled my fun tonight too
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