I thought I recognized those pointy glass things. Fantastic cityYep. Right in the central square they have there
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I thought I recognized those pointy glass things. Fantastic cityYep. Right in the central square they have there
From a work standpoint I hate it lol, driving from Baltimore every week is a pain but it is what it is. But I’ve found my fun area over in Robinson Township. It’s a great area overallI thought I recognized those pointy glass things. Fantastic city
I’m a big fan on the squirrel hill area. Topgolf is also fun. Do you know of any reef stores in the area?From a work standpoint I hate it lol, driving from Baltimore every week is a pain but it is what it is. But I’ve found my fun area over in Robinson Township. It’s a great area overall
Surprisingly no, I’ve never looked in the area since I’m usually in the field for 12 hours a day. I’ve been meaning to thoughI’m a big fan on the squirrel hill area. Topgolf is also fun. Do you know of any reef stores in the area?
What size tank are you trying to cycle ;JoyfulHappy Saturday to you wonderful people!
Hahaha currently none, once I make sure the stand is fully waterproofed, I’ll get everything plumbed and leak test it all. Once the test is successful then it’s time to start doing some fun things. I’m hoping to have everything fully transferred by June at the latest.What size tank are you trying to cycle ;Joyful
Thanks my guy! It’s been a long process for sure!This looks great! As a fellow "Brad", I approve of this build.
I am running finnex titanium controlled via inkbirds on all of my tanks. Works great. If you want a little more budget friendly, use enheim heaters. I am just limited on space, so went the finnex route, as the enheim heaters are quite a bit larger.We’re finally up and running? It’s roughly 210 gallons overall, what heater combinations do y’all recommend?
Steve ,what do you think of 1/2 " lean ??I am running finnex titanium controlled via inkbirds on all of my tanks. Works great. If you want a little more budget friendly, use enheim heaters. I am just limited on space, so went the finnex route, as the enheim heaters are quite a bit larger.
For your tank, if the house stays a decent temp, I would do 2x 300w heaters. If it gets a little chilly, add another.
I would drain down and shim up to get as close to level as possible.Steve ,what do you think of 1/2 " lean ??
i think too much,would drain down and shim up 1/4" on low end...
It’s located in the basement and the basement is underground so the temp swings aren’t all that crazy compared to the rest of the houseI am running finnex titanium controlled via inkbirds on all of my tanks. Works great. If you want a little more budget friendly, use enheim heaters. I am just limited on space, so went the finnex route, as the enheim heaters are quite a bit larger.
For your tank, if the house stays a decent temp, I would do 2x 300w heaters. If it gets a little chilly, add another.
It’s actually at 3/8” so dead even between 1/2 and 1/4. I brought up the same question in another thread and there was a consensus that, as long as the tank sits evenly on the stand and the stand is square. That change in level isn’t significant enough to be of any concernSteve ,what do you think of 1/2 " lean ??
i think too much,would drain down and shim up 1/4" on low end...