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Thank you! This forum is such a great place. Almost all the ideas implemented so far came from other builds I've looked act dating back to last year.Beautiful build Curryb15! I wish I had epoxied mine white inside like that!
Sweet build just read through your thread! Your plumbing is on point and looks great.The rubber for the bulkhead goes on the wet side. I have a SCA 50 gal as well and love the tank. Here is a link to my build thread.
https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/sca-50-gal-build-thread.302883/
Thanks for the tip. I will be dry fitting the plumbing hopefully within the next week. I'm just waiting for a couple of gate values and loc line from BRS. Once dry fitted I will be spray painting them gray to match the wall the tank is on. I will cover the ends with tape to make sure no paint gets on the inside of the pipe.Thanks if I were to do it over again I would move the emergency overflow to the return section to make it easier to change the filter sock. One tip when gluing your plumbing is you don't have to use the purple primer, just apply the glue directly to a clean pipe and fitting. Then you don't get the purple streaks on your plumbing.
Thanks for the tip. I will be dry fitting the plumbing hopefully within the next week. I'm just waiting for a couple of gate values and loc line from BRS. Once dry fitted I will be spray painting them gray to match the wall the tank is on. I will cover the ends with tape to make sure no paint gets on the inside of the pipe.
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really not a fan of the side mount light fixture. IMO it's a real eye sore. There are other ways to hang a light other than from the ceiling like installing a shelf on the wall and fabricate some kind of light mount from there to hang it. Just a thought. With my ocd, that light mount on the side would drive me crazy.[/QUOTE]