Tenecor's $29* ReefPoint® 3 Gallon DIY Frag Kit Drops This Thursday
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You posted stuff was getting too expensive. Doing our share to turn the tide.Bummer - was just searching for it. having a Huge tenecor- wanted to try at a mini. . .
THEN FOUND THE NEW PRICE
What thread do I need to watch in order to get the latest on that one, I really would prefer just to have that one, lol.
That looks awesome...
Want one of these too. Wife is gana kill me lolWhat thread do I need to watch in order to get the latest on that one, I really would prefer just to have that one, lol.
That looks awesome...
Yall i sware... ive been mulling over buying this EXACT ONE all week. Dont hurt me please lol!
WHAT IS EVEN MORE EXCITING THAN THIS OFFER WILL BE TO SEE THE CREATIONS MADE FROM THESE TANKS AND THE MANY POSTINGS OF WHAT MEMBERS DID WITH THEM !!!
This is better than a grow out thread !!!
This is better than a grow out thread !!!
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Ah I have a very good use for this, 1/2 inch acrylic... perfect!
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@Tenecor Aquariums I have a question, I did an acrylic insert for my sump couple of years ago and watching youtuibe videos, I see some folks using CA to build the smaller tanks, I have also used CA on some acrylic pieces and for the life of me I do not see them coming apart. I know in your tips you refer to the normal solvent for acrylic but for a small build is it possible to use CA as an option?
Really just curious to the pros and cons etc...here is one of the video's building a small tank using CA -
Really just curious to the pros and cons etc...here is one of the video's building a small tank using CA -
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Just ordered one. Realized we reef hobbyist can not have enough tanks.
Thank you Tenecor for this great offer.
Thank you Tenecor for this great offer.
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Just to clarify @Tenecor Aquariums
Is this an overflow with holes in the bottom so it is meant to be hooked to a sump or is this a small overflow that is a tiny AIO and just meant to have some media in it?
My guess is a sump? since it says overflow and not AIO? How many drains does it have? Two holes?
Is this an overflow with holes in the bottom so it is meant to be hooked to a sump or is this a small overflow that is a tiny AIO and just meant to have some media in it?
My guess is a sump? since it says overflow and not AIO? How many drains does it have? Two holes?
I do not think this is intended to have a sump its only 3g, I think its just a simple overflow/return chamber to pull the surface skim off, I will make a crude 3d media basket to go in mine. The AIO have more chambers, filter sock etc...at least that is my understanding.
