Nicely done. I'm betting my C-36 that you are going to add a union and a ball valve to the inlet/outlet of that pump. 
It does look good.
It does look good.My 750 build
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Next is setting up the 275 gallon reservoir for it that will go directly behind the tank on the other side of the wall. This will be used as an automatic drip system and water changing reservoir.
Here are some pics of the 275 gallon automatic drip and water change container that is behind the tank. Just finishing up the filtration system and drain line to go.
Is that tank going to hold the filtered water? Is it RO water? I don't understand why you need the tank if your using a drip system? (looking again)
It looks like you may be going with both? A drip system and the option to do a large water change...... COOL.
Just an observation that doesn't matter: I drip my clean water into the top of my tanks and I set up an over flow in my sumps that over flows/drains the extra water to my yard. This does a couple things IMO 1) clean water enters at the very top (highest point) of my tank. I don't spend my electricity to pump it up there. 2) Clean water enters at the furthest distance from the drain in the sump. This makes sure I'm not dumping clean water out of my system. 3) power outages I'm still adding clean water to my tank and the filters are not drying out, water is constantly dripping through even when the pumps are off. Of course its maybe .01% of normal flow but I tell myself any little bit will help my fish 4) The fishy water going to my yard is free. I was going to water the yard anyway now I just water my fish then the extra goes to the yard. If you can recycle that water to a tree or something you will be happy and the tree will be happy.
Edit" Awesome plumbing BTW
I love that overflow set to the max capacity of the tank..... Genius
It looks like you may be going with both? A drip system and the option to do a large water change...... COOL.
Just an observation that doesn't matter: I drip my clean water into the top of my tanks and I set up an over flow in my sumps that over flows/drains the extra water to my yard. This does a couple things IMO 1) clean water enters at the very top (highest point) of my tank. I don't spend my electricity to pump it up there. 2) Clean water enters at the furthest distance from the drain in the sump. This makes sure I'm not dumping clean water out of my system. 3) power outages I'm still adding clean water to my tank and the filters are not drying out, water is constantly dripping through even when the pumps are off. Of course its maybe .01% of normal flow but I tell myself any little bit will help my fish 4) The fishy water going to my yard is free. I was going to water the yard anyway now I just water my fish then the extra goes to the yard. If you can recycle that water to a tree or something you will be happy and the tree will be happy.
Edit" Awesome plumbing BTW
I love that overflow set to the max capacity of the tank..... Genius