50 Gallon Rimless Starphire build.
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Moved some live rock, rubble, and sand to the new tank. Had a mini ammonia spike but it has since subsided. Started to move a couple corals over. Some GSP, zoos, and this tube anemone.
He's responsible for killing and stinging many of my corals that accidentally fall near him so I butted him as close to the glass as possible. Away from everything else.
He's responsible for killing and stinging many of my corals that accidentally fall near him so I butted him as close to the glass as possible. Away from everything else.
Sprung a leak. I gots wet carpets 
The hose on the return pump popped off and started spraying everywhere. About 5 gallons of water. I had a hose clamp on it too. Guess it a pretty strong flow. I'll be cleaning up this mess all night. Ugh!!!
The hose on the return pump popped off and started spraying everywhere. About 5 gallons of water. I had a hose clamp on it too. Guess it a pretty strong flow. I'll be cleaning up this mess all night. Ugh!!!
and this is my drain pipe noiseless
Great tanks, I love mine....
For this of you who planned on buying this setup, I recommend putting small furniture slides underneath the stand pegs. I had an accidental spill last week and was able to slide the tank out of the way to clean and dry the area underneath it. Food for thought.
Ok. Back to the build. I'm planning to redo the plumbing but want to still be able to slide the platform. I found these telescopic pipe fittings that allow for extension or contraction. Anyone have experience with these? I'm just worried they might leak. They are rated for 150 psi.
Ok. Back to the build. I'm planning to redo the plumbing but want to still be able to slide the platform. I found these telescopic pipe fittings that allow for extension or contraction. Anyone have experience with these? I'm just worried they might leak. They are rated for 150 psi.
For this of you who planned on buying this setup, I recommend putting small furniture slides underneath the stand pegs. I had an accidental spill last week and was able to slide the tank out of the way to clean and dry the area underneath it. Food for thought.
Ok. Back to the build. I'm planning to redo the plumbing but want to still be able to slide the platform. I found these telescopic pipe fittings that allow for extension or contraction. Anyone have experience with these? I'm just worried they might leak. They are rated for 150 psi.
Ok. Back to the build. I'm planning to redo the plumbing but want to still be able to slide the platform. I found these telescopic pipe fittings that allow for extension or contraction. Anyone have experience with these? I'm just worried they might leak. They are rated for 150 psi.
For this of you who planned on buying this setup, I recommend putting small furniture slides underneath the stand pegs. I had an accidental spill last week and was able to slide the tank out of the way to clean and dry the area underneath it. Food for thought.
Ok. Back to the build. I'm planning to redo the plumbing but want to still be able to slide the platform. I found these telescopic pipe fittings that allow for extension or contraction. Anyone have experience with these? I'm just worried they might leak. They are rated for 150 psi.
Ok. Back to the build. I'm planning to redo the plumbing but want to still be able to slide the platform. I found these telescopic pipe fittings that allow for extension or contraction. Anyone have experience with these? I'm just worried they might leak. They are rated for 150 psi.
