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But I doubt it will bug me that much! My livestock will be here next Sunday, so the race is on!! I meant to have the tank running for a month before my livestock got here, but I'm a lazy @$$ when it comes to building stuff, so I'm REALLY behind schedule. The tank shouldn't cycle because the rock is fully cured, so I'm crossing my fingers. Same with the sump and fuge thingy I got goin. I might decide to learn how to do acrylic works, and then replace the sump later on down the road, but I think what I have rigged up will work. I was going to put the water and rock in the tank last weekend without any plumbing, but I was thinking "What if my overflow leaks?" So...I'm filling the tank as we speak! It will take all day though, and then some as my RO/DI is only 75 gpd. I did have about 30 gallons made up already, so I should get it as full as I want it today anyway. I will have to wait for the silicone in the sump baffles to dry overnight anyway. I'm only going to let it dry for 12 hours, so hopefully that's enough. I will have Sunday morning to work on the tank too because I don't think I'm working until 3:30 pm. ![]() TODAY: ~ Pick up acrylic rods, black zip ties, more plumbing pieces, glass baffles, and sump & fuge. ~ Water and rock in the tank by tonight. ~ Most of the plumbing should be roughed in. ~ The sump and fuge will be prepped. TOMORROW: ~ Install sump and fuge. ~ Work on rockscape. Quote:
Last edited by Myka; 05-22-2009 at 06:09 PM. |
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