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  1. Ok, for everyone except Jeff (hard to believe he's a fellow Bobcat), here is the tank wet and running the return pump, and if you look carefully you can see the hole I punched through the wall for the Radion power cords.  Did that today ...

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  2. Update:

    Fired up the return pump on the 180 today and there were no leaks in the plumbing :jump:  Still have some fine tuning to do on the bean animal stuff

    CaRx on the frag tank is *almost* keeping up with demand at this point.  Alk drifted from 8.59 down to 8.26 over three days.  Lowered the Ph range to 7.45-7.4, dripping 30ml/min effluent.

  3. I meant to ask: it looks like you have two different kinds of turbinaria in there.  I think the larger purple one is la lakers (turbineria reniformis)?  Did you recently add a turbinaria heronensis (the smaller green one)?

  4. 1 hour ago, Good Greef said:

    Thanks Jolt - I go into Aquadome all the time and talk with Gary and Hunter so I'd be happy to deal with them regarding Planet Aquarium. So I like the look of that Elite Aquatics box looks like but I need to drill the back of the tank, not the bottom right? It looks like I would need to place the tank maybe 5-6 inches from the wall, to allow room for the box and any future plumbing maintenance - which may not work due to space constraints.

    Should it concern me that my sump isn't directly underneath where you drill, and that any leaks wont be caught?

    I guess type of overflow is a pretty variable choice.  I am fine with the external overflow and the distance from the wall.  For me, if there is a leak, it will only drain down on to my tile floor and stop at the bottom of the bulkhead hole for the overflow, so for me that is actually peace of mind.  I know planet does internal overflows as well, I just did not get one.

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