dwest
5000 Club Member
View BadgesExcellence Award
Reef Squad Emeritus
Hospitality Award
Midwest Reefer
I bought rubber for gaskets. But before I tried that, I learned that I could mount the orca more securely on the frame itself, instead of mounting to the frame lip. The orca is much quieter now. I am happy with the (lack of) noise. All good.What I would do is isolate the clamp with some rubber, auto parts stores sell sheets of red rubber for DIY gaskets, Walmart is inconsistent but used to have it as well, an old mousepad can also work. It likely is vibrating the trim but I would hesitate to cut it.
In a related occurrence, I learned that the orca was somewhat waterproof as advertised. Because mine came off of the lip of the rim over night and was completely submerged in my tank in the morning when I woke up

Lastly, my pacific blue tang has been enamored with the orca for over 2 weeks now. I would call her response somewhere between inquisitive, aggression, and mating. Lots of biting and rubbing going on.



