Balz3352's 'Convinced Her' Basement Sump/Fish Room

SkyShark

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Nice! Looks like you've got some work to do! When you are dry fitting the parts, use a dry erase marker or something to mark where the parts fit together so you can reassemble easily.
 

MuralReef

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SkyShark;639791 said:
Nice! Looks like you've got some work to do! When you are dry fitting the parts, use a dry erase marker or something to mark where the parts fit together so you can reassemble easily.
That's what I said!
 

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I think that you're going to regret that much rock once the coral starts growing. I seriously think half that amount. You variably have enough room in the sump for enough rock for filtration if you are worried about that. Remember that the dry rock weighs a lot less than wet rock so the weight rule of thumb is out the door. I thought I had an open scape but not now. Refers to the point of starting over.
 

Balz3352

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Dr.HarlemTutu;641675 said:
I think that you're going to regret that much rock once the coral starts growing. I seriously think half that amount. You variably have enough room in the sump for enough rock for filtration if you are worried about that. Remember that the dry rock weighs a lot less than wet rock so the weight rule of thumb is out the door. I thought I had an open scape but not now. Refers to the point of starting over.
Really? Hmm maybe I'll make left side shorter. Not really worried about bacteria filtration space throwing a few blocks of marine pure in the sump
 

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Balz3352;641678 said:
Really? Hmm maybe I'll make left side shorter. Not really worried about bacteria filtration space throwing a few blocks of marine pure in the sump
Yea, just my opinion of corse but long term yea.
 

MuralReef

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I agree. The island of rock I have at the front of my tank was small until everything grew in.
 

halmus

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+1 on removing a little rock.

That being said, I really like what you have going on with the right end referencing the first picture. My vote is to keep that.
 
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