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10-17-2012, 10:53 AM
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good idea
 would it be fine to run without a sump/skimmer for a day? im planning on plumbing thru the wall to the garage but if i can save that till the next day would help alot, i would just fill the 125 up as much as it can go without overflowing
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10-17-2012, 10:59 AM
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Yes that would be fine. The problem is that you will have to make sure everything is perfectly aligned cause once you have 100+g of water in there, moving it even an inch will be a PITA.
Good luck. If you have any other questions, post here or pm me. BTW, I bought my place here rather than have to deal with moving all my tanks. At one time I was up to just under 1000g of sw (210g with 75g sump; 210g with 90g sump; 120g with 90g sump/seahorse tank; and 60g "nemo" cube), as well as various fw tanks and koi pond outside. In total, I was just at 1000g of tank/pond volume when combined both fw & sw so buying this place was by far the best option.  Anthony
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10-17-2012, 11:01 AM
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wow haha, yah ill be buying hopefully in a year, but as of now we are moving from an apartment to a house so im happy about that
the next move will suck since ill have a 55 gal frag tank and a 125 gallon display :P
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