LarryD

8 minutes ago, Isaac said:

PETG.  washed and rinsed before i put them "in service"

Nice.

What materials did you use for both prints?

17 minutes ago, Bpb said:

You'll be terribly disappointed to find out that's just the top of an old frag plug that is epoxied to the the rocks that has green and red coraline algwe on it.  The urchin keeps it from getting dirty.   It's been there for years

That is great sign me up for it because it looks neat from the top down.

That is the one I was talking about.

What are the bright orange corals top left and top center of the second picture and the multi coloured coral top left of the third picture just below and to the right of the hammer coral?

I have always wanted to run some gorgs, once I get ready to set up a new tank I am going to try and get some.

I plan on doing the same thing with my next tank, whenever that will be. It's totally worth that extra insurance that you'll be starting pest free. Is the acid bath safe to just empty into the yard or did you have to do something special?

If you are worried dump a thing of baking soda into it to neutralize the acid.

Yup. 2 gallons of muratic acid. Be very careful. Don't inhale.

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My guess is that the threads are just extra long but make sure they are not cross threaded because that is pretty easy with plastic fittings. If they are to long you can always take a saw or Dremel and cut the extra threads off the bottom.

What is the smallest tank you could put one of those in?

Brs also has black pvc pipe and fittings as well as locline in various sizes. I would still put a check valve on the returns just incase the locline gets bumped accidentally or something, better have it and not need it than flood your house.

Did you get rid of the Dino outbreak yet? Sorry to hear about the tang.