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Me too. @Kensington Reefer

These are the ones that came with Matt’s aquarium. I was thinking I could just source the plastic sheet from Amazon but I haven’t researched it yet.

I was thinking something like this. Was thinking it would be better light blend.

Or cut the crack part off glue a panel on the top. Flip it to its side. Add a euro brace and you have a huge frag tank.

If you 3D printed a xr30 light cover. Which one did you like the most. I don’t really need it for light shade / light bleed over the sides of the aquarium. I was thinking more of a diffuser style. I’ve looked all over for the simple design but I couldn’t find it. Just the lamp looking ones...

Not mine. Super easy fix. https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1953437121849761/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Thanks Hamada. Bring Hamada an easy frag for his aquarium. He’s a fan of softies.

I don’t have this one. But they are all similar. Water in the bottom. Water out the top. Easiest way would be to find the flow you need and buy a pump rated for the uv. Like a maxi jet 400. If you want to be fancy and have control then a small dc pump. Plumbing would be pump barb to flex tube...

Welcome. Nice aquarium

I’m not sure if I understand your question. But I think I do. Two part question. 1.) solar power is dc current . Ev is dc current. It’s best to charge your Ev when it’s sunny. Dc to dc charging. It’s more efficient. You skip the ac converter which takes up power. 2.) moving the power wall...

It does. There are a lot of light test out there. BRS did a test.

Nothing bad. Unless you used the Home Depot screen. It blocks a lot of light. The frame is good. Colored ones are better than the aluminum ones. As the aluminum oxidizes over time.

And no one says anything about the diy Home Depot screen kit ?

Welcome.

WD-40. Let is soak. Then it should come off. A big fat NO on the nail polish remover. Some of them contain acetone or something similar. It can chemical burn the acrylic. I would start there. Let me know. But that’s safe.

Yes and Yes. It will be your new toy. You’ll constantly be checking your power input and outputs. Plus the weather.

This is what I can tell you from the years that I’ve been doing diy solar. Pge is always gonna go up. More panels the better. Solar is extremely addictive. Buy the biggest batteries you can afford. Cuz it’s banking money that you can spend later when the sun goes down or if tomorrow isn’t as...

Check all your pumps and magnets for metal contamination. It would hurt to run a type of metal absorbing material. Like cupisorb. I’ve run a lot of carbon before. It strips the water.

That’s a lot of love for someone that just signed up. Is this club great or what.

I had some that bounced.