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THE NEW RULE IS 24 HOURS OF MIXING:confused: I dont know how everyone got by;Wideyed

Pffft

The water is flowing. No leaks
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I just told my coworker about this post ...they looked at me and asked why not a camel..I said it’s a reefing community! They didn’t get it...dry landers!!! Yoy
 
How much water do you change?
~22 gallons, same as always.
I built this to hold water for the 240 that's coming. It should hold 160 gallons easily.

I used to be a procrastinator. Now I try to get things done ahead. I got tired of being a day late and a dollar short.
 
My tank needs a good cleaning. I hate pulling the skimmer out and all the pumps need torn down and scrubbed.
I need to move the tank to make room for the new one too. About 4 feet that way


Not up to it at this moment
Come on coffee, you are letting me down
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Finally did it! 20190501_185953.jpeg

I hate pulling out the whole skimmer! It never fails I crack my head on the cabinet, the stupid cord needs pulled out I wish I had a basement I would put all that stuff through the floor so I didn’t have to turn into a ground hog to work on the sump are.

Rant done!! Nice job on the cleaning !!
 

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