Yep 1/2" bulkheads. Hole size is definitely bigger than 1/2", looks about 1-1/8? IDKJust used 1/2" bulkheads correct? not sure if they went over 1/2" bulkheads or 1/2" for the hole size
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Yep 1/2" bulkheads. Hole size is definitely bigger than 1/2", looks about 1-1/8? IDKJust used 1/2" bulkheads correct? not sure if they went over 1/2" bulkheads or 1/2" for the hole size
Thank you for this. I would have slapped it together and cussed myself later!You will need to install bulkheads before gluing everything together.
Looks good in my opinion. I like the siphon break on top, nice touch.Question for everyone. The renders below are of another DIY we were working on a while ago. HOB siphon overflow box. MSRP around $39. Thoughts? Please disregard the red markups.
It looks good to me, although why not include more than one drain hole? Also maybe considering making it to where it will fit on a rimmed tank.Question for everyone. The renders below are of another DIY we were working on a while ago. HOB siphon overflow box. MSRP around $39. Thoughts? Please disregard the red markups.
It's a concept working render. Multiple drain holes. This is the question we have. How popular are these?It looks good to me, although why not include more than one drain hole? Also maybe considering making it to where it will fit on a rimmed tank.
I can’t understand why anyone would use a hob overflow anymore, but I guess there are some people who are unwilling or afraid to drill their tanks.
It's a concept working render. Multiple drain holes. This is the question we have. How popular are these?
It will still come. Mine said the same and it arrived yesterday. I think there was a problem with the labels.My order says cancelled by sender and didn't receive new tracking #?
Kinda confused on how to implement/use the sump. BUT I got one anyway! Ill be watching for everyones help lol.Good morning Reefers! You asked and here it is. The sump pedestal for the 3 Gallon DIY Frag Kit everyone ordered. Click here to view your discount code.
PLEASE READ THE POINTS BELOW BEFORE ORDERING:
1) this is a limited availability item and will be discontinued. Afterward, it will be part of the initial option set.
2) we are again very busy. These sumps will not ship until next week.
3) minor changes/modifications may be made prior to shipping.
4) Use the discount code at checkout.
AWESOME! Just placed my order. Already ordered bulkheads and blue PVC pipe from BRS to really make this a showpiece. Been taking pictures and will start my build thread for this. Thank you @Tenecor AquariumsGood morning Reefers! You asked and here it is. The sump pedestal for the 3 Gallon DIY Frag Kit everyone ordered. Click here to view your discount code.
PLEASE READ THE POINTS BELOW BEFORE ORDERING:
1) this is a limited availability item and will be discontinued. Afterward, it will be part of the initial option set.
2) we are again very busy. These sumps will not ship until next week.
3) minor changes/modifications may be made prior to shipping.
4) Use the discount code at checkout.
Easy. Your tank simply sits on top of it. The center baffle acts as a water channel and as support. The four tabs also add support and prevent the tank from falling into the sump if it gets moved.Kinda confused on how to implement/use the sump. BUT I got one anyway! Ill be watching for everyones help lol.
also is lifting acrylic tanks with water in them as destructive as with glass? I assume not because of the "weld"Just to clarify... you have to lift the tank off the sump to access the sump area? Like during a water change?
Be sure to add a notch for two for cords to exit the back.
also is lifting acrylic tanks with water in them as destructive as with glass? I assume not because of the "weld"
It never a good idea to lift any aquarium with water in it. Properly constructed Acrylic aquariums however will never leak due to a seam failure. They are much more forgiving than glass tanks. The entire structure will flex rather than explode. All within reason of course.also is lifting acrylic tanks with water in them as destructive as with glass? I assume not because of the "weld"