If you’re lucky. You can turn that nut and it will make the foot go up. Or jack the aquarium and adjust the foot down. Again. Wood wedge is your friend. Lol.
Wood shims / wedges from Home Depot. Just hammer them in. Then you can add steel ones if you want. No need to drain. Just tap them in. That’s how I do it. Works for me. Dunno if it’s right or wrong
I had a leak like that. I tried flex seal. It didn’t work for me. I take that back. It worked on one joint. I had two of the same leaks on different pipes. Tried to heat it up and hose clamp it. Still didn't work I finally sealed the last one with jb waterweld epoxy. 2 part in a stick. Mixed it...
The best advice I can give you is….. there’s a huge learning curve. At the beginning it’s an extremely difficult hobby. Join the club ( it will be the best 30 dollars you spend in this hobby) ask questions, read read read. Ask more questions, then read read read some more. Then participate in...
I’m sure Max @popper will have some. He is very reasonable price wise.
Yeah don’t buy that man made stuff. It’s not very good. I only use certain pieces if I can’t find the exact shape or plate.
I haven’t deep dived into them. But what I can tell you is if they are the early models. When there is a power surge / fluctuation. It blows out part of the unit. I can’t remember the exact part but Eric @Srt4eric. Told me to buy the part on eBay. I did. It worked. I’ve fixed two of them so far...
I never bought from this place. I messaged him and asked if it is a straight buy or do you have to trade in a bottle. He said straight buy. If that’s the case. This is a very good deal.
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