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04-12-2008, 03:56 AM
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Oh ok! Ya, I'm thinkin that it's a bad idea to plumb them into the display's sump, as I'm noticing they are contributing to the bioload HUGELY. So I think they'd be best off not contributing so much Nitrate into my reef! If they are on their own sump I'll be able to do big waterchanges to keep the nitrates down, and I won't need to worry as long as they're under 20 ppm. I'd freak if my reef got to 20 ppm!!!
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04-12-2008, 05:17 PM
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It's at a "stand" still. Bahaha...so funny. Woo...
Ya, so I'm going to buy some stuff for it today, actually mostly just plumbing. I've been having troubles finding the time to get the plywood cut. I have to either do it by hand using a circular saw, or go to my boss's place to use his big table saw to get the 28" width, which I would MUCH rather do. It just hasn't worked out yet. Due to the way I have decided to finish it, it doesn't need to be super nice cuts, so I may just do it with the circular saw.
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04-19-2008, 11:47 PM
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I bought a sheet of plywood an I got my door all made up too. I need to start work on putting the overflow in the tank and start figuring out the canopy.
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Mark...  290g Peninsula Display, 425g total volume. Setup Jan 2013.
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No progress. Actually I completely forgot about it this week. I should buy some plywood today...it's freaking cold outside though.
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