Also, with the bottom of the tank being bare until I finish the room where it will be permanently residing, what is the preferred method of "blacking out" the bottom of the tank? I don't need a permanent solution, just something for the time being.
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If you want it short term and not permanent, I would just tape up some black construction paper or poster board to the underside of the tank.
Remember to drill siphon breaks and test amd retest the water level in the sump to account for back flow when the pumps are off
Set up looks great btw
Set up looks great btw
Thanks, I plan on playing around with that this weekend, cross your fingers that there are no leaks
Im sure you'll be fine. Funny my 1st two sumps were fairly simple. No leaks at all everything went smooth. I guess i got cocky because my most recent set up leaked like the titanicThanks, I plan on playing around with that this weekend, cross your fingers that there are no leaks
Well the driftwood is still floating, but I do like the look of it coming from the top, mangrove-esque.
It was looking much clearer this morning (the back of the tank is visible finally)
Water is getting pretty clear, starting to get a yellow tint from the driftwood. Added the rest of the river rocks.
All of the driftwood from my previous setup that say dry for 7 months has the white fuzzy fungal looking stuff growing on it. I've had it in the past on driftwood that dries and is designed, it goes away after a few days
All of the driftwood from my previous setup that say dry for 7 months has the white fuzzy fungal looking stuff growing on it. I've had it in the past on driftwood that dries and is designed, it goes away after a few days
