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Love it.How are you liking the Kessil?
The only issue is I didn't go big enough lolhi i currently have a 32.5 like you did. have you found the step up in size much different or easier and better with having a sump rather than aio i was looking at doing the same myself . it looks awesome congrats thanks
I'm installing my reefer 250 today actually and also went with the reefmat 500 and RSK 300. It sure will be tight with the ATO on the side. Is it difficult to work on the skimmer/cup with it tucked away like that?I'll call this Update #6.5: Finally saw the Reefmat 500 in stock on @SaltwaterAq. They seem to have a warehouse near me, I ordered late Friday and received it early Sunday.
It's a tight fit with the skimmer and Reefmat together but I was able to make it work with the ATO. I think it's time to start thinking about a different solution for the ATO setup..
Welcome to you as well!I'm installing my reefer 250 today actually and also went with the reefmat 500 and RSK 300. It sure will be tight with the ATO on the side. Is it difficult to work on the skimmer/cup with it tucked away like that?
Super helpful! Forgot about the drain line, that will come in handy. Yeah, I'm aleady planning on an ATO upgrade as well, on top of getting some room back in the sump, more days in between needing to top off would be nice as well. If you end up upgrading the ATO would love to know what you go with.Welcome to you as well!
99% of the time I just pull the tube that is tucked into the side in that image and drain it into a small cup
if I need to take the cup off I wait until the ATO tank is empty and then take that off and slide the reefmat to the left like the arrow in this pic
I see a lot of others on here having luck with a 5 to 10 gal ATO sitting outside the sump. I’ll probably move to something like that in the future so they don’t have to be stacked together.
Looking really great. I know this is a fish/reef forum, but wouldn't complain if you post a puppy picture.Since it's been another month, might as well post an update as well while I am here:
Update #10:
Clownfish are just wrapping up the latest batch of eggs, last few stragglers pictured below. I can see the eyes flash so it has got me looking into culturing rotifers and phyto again.. we just got a puppy a few weeks ago (our second dog) so that has been draining as expected.. not sure I could do both
Here's my monthly photo dump of progress and general tank pics..
Still loving this scroll coral..
Really need to clean these laker zoas up..
Looking really great. I know this is a fish/reef forum, but wouldn't complain if you post a puppy picture.
This is awesome! I have had that same thought a few times in the past.Quick background to this post.. another one of my ‘hobbies’ is legos. Something about putting legos together really helps me clear my mind after a crazy day at work. For instance here is the UCS ATAT that has been proudly taking over our kitchen table for months.
Anyways, while on vacation recently I stumbled into a used Lego store. In the store was a mess of random boats, ships, etc.. it got me thinking, could I float shark guy in my tank as like a fun little joke? Well, he floats! So thinking I’ll seal him and the boat up with some sort of clear aquarium safe sealant and toss em in..
The coating has held up well, though he only floats around on occasion now. Too much turbulence at the surfaceThis is awesome! I have had that same thought a few times in the past.