Any PVC sumps out there?

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Again you would have to have a way to cut the channel prefectly at depth to do that. :) I have 5 sheets of PVC in my garage.:) An the tools to do it. But not the time to do it anymore.:)
 
Again you would have to have a way to cut the channel prefectly at depth to do that. :) I have 5 sheets of PVC in my garage.:) An the tools to do it. But not the time to do it anymore.:)

If only we lived closer to each other! :0)
 
Mostly use the Rubbermaids anymore. Having been in the hobby for a very long time I enjoy research and use the tubs for the aquariums. Getting a 300 gallon tub this year for my new tank. I keep a planted tank in the living room for my wife. As she is tried of seeing corals anymore after 35 years.:)
 
Mostly use the Rubbermaids anymore. Having been in the hobby for a very long time I enjoy research and use the tubs for the aquariums. Getting a 300 gallon tub this year for my new tank. I keep a planted tank in the living room for my wife. As she is tried of seeing corals anymore after 35 years.:)

So the 300 gal tub will be your display? I've seen another like that and it was really cool. Please create a build thread for it! :0)

Here's my 40 "lagoon" that I use for soft corals, frags, and my humu trigger. It's a fun tank and is plumbed into my main system.
 
The pic...

lagoon_April.jpg
 
Iv'e built several plywood sumps very sturdy & not pricey . The 2 prt epoxy is the most expensive. Or You could line it with fiberglass . Also exactly the dimensions you want.
 

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