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Michael's 300 In Vegas

H2OPlayar said:
I ordered the one size up, so it is 5/8" - 1 1/4", so with the algae scraper it is still centered at 3/4" glass. And I have a spacer to "weaken" the field. But seriously, these magnets are no joke. My other smaller ones can hurt a finger badly, these would be catastrophic.
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I’ve never used the scraper attachment actually. Just the algae cutter mesh bags/socks
 
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Got two sheets of 3/4" plywood over there now, and filled it up to 50 gallons with no noticeable flex in any bad directions.
 
@H2OPlayar
That setup doesn’t make me very comfortable....
You could, perhaps, find a similar dimension liquid container...but that’s just me, from way over here
Fortunately not too many earthquakes in your neighborhood
 
Kensington Reefer said:
@H2OPlayar
That setup doesn’t make me very comfortable....
You could, perhaps, find a similar dimension liquid container...but that’s just me, from way over here
Fortunately not too many earthquakes in your neighborhood
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What don't you like? It is sitting directly on the 4 2x6's on the plywood. Or you don't like using these black bins as water containers?
 
Kensington Reefer said:
It’s the bulge in the black bin
I would recommend no more than halfway fill max
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These bins are surprisingly strong. I kept 50 gallons in here before when I first moved out which is where I got the idea from. I agree filling it all the way would likely be a mistake, but it gives me a good buffer of water given how much I to use.
 
Kensington Reefer said:
@H2OPlayar
May all your waters be contained and in your full control!
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And if not, it's just the garage floor and it drains down my driveway. I'd be lying if I said I hadn't forgotten about my rodi waste water line when I was pumping it into a brute can (for watering outdoor plants in the summer) and drained 15+ gallons on the floor of the garage...at least 5 different times.
 
H2OPlayar said:
And if not, it's just the garage floor and it drains down my driveway. I'd be lying if I said I hadn't forgotten about my rodi waste water line when I was pumping it into a brute can (for watering outdoor plants in the summer) and drained 15+ gallons on the floor of the garage...at least 5 different times.
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Unattended water does move faster than attended water!!
That I can speak of firsthand experience…unfortunately
 
Are these baby fuzzy chitons? I don't know what else would be a mollusk with such an elongated foot.

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I added a bunch of these guys a while ago.

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I don't know if I have posted this recently, but here is my office with all of the aquariums.


120 Leather tank, 120 Fresh Planted tank with living wall (needs some irrigation tuning), 45 Cube Magnifica Nem Tank, and my 300 display
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20 Fresh, 35 AIO Mushroom and Bubble Tip Clown Tank
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