lvlonster Wet Dry
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Great idea but I think the acrylic sheets you used for the walls are a little too thin?
I see the warping alread to the sides. With that side presure will the silicone/glue hold it in place for long? I'm just saying you should check before you start using it. Last thing you want is to have to fix it when this is in use already. Good luck.
I see the warping alread to the sides. With that side presure will the silicone/glue hold it in place for long? I'm just saying you should check before you start using it. Last thing you want is to have to fix it when this is in use already. Good luck.
The only one holding any water will be resting directly against the scrubbies. and the others are resting against the framing of the inside of the tub.
I will water test it before use ofcourse, but it is just hard to see in the pictures how the inside bracing of the tub will support the weight of the water
I will water test it before use ofcourse, but it is just hard to see in the pictures how the inside bracing of the tub will support the weight of the water
When you test the sump with the acrylic holding the water side back, remember that acrylic will sag and flex over time, so even if it holds well to start with, it may flex to the point of blowing a seal several months later.
Damn. Looks good. My next project will be a sump similar to this. (But this one wouldn't fit under my 125g stand 
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I like how you took the time to line up your scrubbie's colors. lol.
)I like how you took the time to line up your scrubbie's colors. lol.
how did it come out. any pics of it up an running. im also in the works to build a large tank for my rays, an i like ur idea for the wet dry. how did it come out
