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I would recommend a Herbie, for safety's sake. Durso is so 80's! Lol.
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06-15-2014, 10:07 PM
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My idea of a manifold. The idea is to run a couple of reactors on the return pump.
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And the tank full of saltwater:
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07-25-2014, 05:34 PM
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The tank is up and running!
I haven't updated this thread in a while. After the cloudiness settled down, and all the coral and fish moved into their new digs, after a lot more water on the floor, the tank looked like this (circa late June):
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Electrical Advice?
I am now trying to place all power bars and controllers and the electrical guts of the new setup in one panel on the wall behind the tank. I got myself some panduit channels (thank you Canreef for the idea!). I am looking for a panel board of some sort to mount all the power bars and controllers on. I figure I need it co be a couple of feet wide by 3 ft tall, but I will do an exact layout before cutting.
Any ideas what kind of material I could use for the panel board? I would prefer some kind of plastic that can be drilled, but I'm open to ideas. Any electricians out there?
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