1100G ~ Finally!
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I will work on a filtration video tour. Got clean up some lines so it looks good for you guys.
The Aro isn't spoiled, he's blind in one eye and has de in the the other. He would starve if I don't hand feed, can barely find what I feed him!
poor aro how did he get blind in one eye? at least its in a good home with a caring owner.
will be waiting for that filtration tour lol
Alrighty. Here is my next project to tackle: wiring/cord management.
There isn't much space under the tank due to the twin sumps, fx5s, uv sterilizer, and drip system exchange pump. When My dc pump died, I got a free replacement controller, but it showed me how difficult it is to service the electrical part. Also, I'd like to mount the exchange pump in a sound reducing box. Additionally, my airpump and light drivers are above and behind the tank (more cords and airlines to manage)
Did I mention there is now a 70g quarantine/time out tank next to this? I must crawl under the 70g stand to even reach the electrical, Or the sump pump.
My goal is to tidy this up but I'm having mfker's block on what to do.
Check the photos and offer up some suggestions please! I've seen some very clean setups on here so I know folks can help.
There isn't much space under the tank due to the twin sumps, fx5s, uv sterilizer, and drip system exchange pump. When My dc pump died, I got a free replacement controller, but it showed me how difficult it is to service the electrical part. Also, I'd like to mount the exchange pump in a sound reducing box. Additionally, my airpump and light drivers are above and behind the tank (more cords and airlines to manage)
Did I mention there is now a 70g quarantine/time out tank next to this? I must crawl under the 70g stand to even reach the electrical, Or the sump pump.
My goal is to tidy this up but I'm having mfker's block on what to do.
Check the photos and offer up some suggestions please! I've seen some very clean setups on here so I know folks can help.
Updated wiring. Now I just need to label the cords. So Far, I like the look and the convenience of being able to see the temp, pump speed, and timer.
