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Tank - Full Summary

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  1. New Sump design

    Long time I didn't update my tank build!!! In short things were really slow due to a load of traveling...
    Maintaining the tank and frag tank setup in the basement has become a chore due to the limited time, so I will be modifying my setup and adding a larger sump in the basement and will connect the frag tanks, nano cubes, and a couple of small coming tanks.
    This should help decrease testing time and water changes and dosing... Realize it will pose more risk of losing the whole system ...
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  2. Tank Fill up.

    On Jan 3rd Filled up the tank with Pierres help (Big Thanks to Pierre) Had prepared around 270 G (1000L) of fresh mixed saltwater (mixed it for 2-3 weeks) The rest was collected from my frag tank and Pierres tank to help with Cycle.
    Sump and water change tank had been running for more tan 2-3 months now with some of my fish in there.
    Water came from the garage downstairs using an Iwaki pump. the flow was excellent and I thought it would cause a huge sandstorm but just by pointing the ...
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  3. Tank Scape


    Session 1 results:


    So far I’m liking the Ceramics a lot. Far easier to scape to to get the wanted shape without having to stack rocks. Also the combination of them with Dry LR is not as weird as I thought it would be. Must admit that if I knew I would ...
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  4. Tank Scape

    Time for Sand and Rock Scape.
    The most important part of a tank setup IMHO and one I hate the most usually.
    Was Lucky to have Pierre and Youssef assisting with Scape, Made it a fun process.
    Session 1 :
    Started with some plans outside the tank.
    Having the largest island made of ceramics made things very easy (on the left side that is!!!)

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  5. Electrical

    Started with the electricalboard and power outlets. Had to go back to initial pictures to locate where plumbing and vent tubing passes in the wall as it's close to where I had to drill. Marked those with Masking tape on the wall so I don't drill even close.
    Installed a wood pannel on the wall which will make it easier to fix things instead of drilling in the wall each time as well as act as a sound absorber as I'm struggling with Echo inside the cabinets when I tried the vortech...
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