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I think I saw them at Neptune Aquatics the other day. @Srt4eric may also have some available.

Used to carry rodi water. Have been sitting empty in my garage for years.

The skimmer "takes up" a volume of water when it's on, which then causes the overall volume of water in the sump to drop, triggering the ATO. Bigger sumps, big return sections, smaller skimmers, etc. Will change how much the skimmer affects the level.

With the water volume you have, I doubt you would see any appreciable salinity swing if you just leave your ATO on all the time.

I believe the python is 1/2" x 5/8" as well. So you're saying that one you posted, in same size, kinks easier than python?

Does anyone know what type of hose the python water changer uses? It's softer than normal vinyl tubing. I would like to use it for a different application without having to buy all the fittings with it...

Try (408) 246-7932 or (408) 666-6936

Man, the price for these tanks has gone crazy. You may have to keep calling make a buck. He's legit if you get a hold of him, but not great at returning VMs

I don't believe this is true. I believe a larger skimmer needs higher organic load to function properly/consistently. I also think a oversized skimmer can pull organics out quicker in a small volume, making it harder to maintain a level of nutrients in the tank.

Congrats!

Looks like even the electrical outlet lined up. Time to replace that outlet with a GFCI before that sump is not easily movable! Edit: hard to tell in the pic, it might already be a GFCI. If so, good job!

I was just watching a podcast with Bobby (humblefish) and I believe he was saying this vendor was removed from his site for poor quality and poor customer service....

I took it to mean he had to move the tank and everything himself. But your interpretation makes a little more sense...

Sounds like she's trying to get rid of you... I would not try to move this without help....

Sorry to hear about the tank. I have a 50g stock tank if you need to borrow. I have luckily never owned a RedSea tank, but I have had bad luck with their other equipment failing, and customer service has been poor. Never again.

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Violet sea in San Jose has a few magnificent fox face.

Oh man. This is one of the big reasons I went with the EXT, so they could go on the back. I would almost say put them on either side pointing directly at each other so you get random flow in the middle.

Ya this seems like a bad idea for gluing frags. Gluing rockscape, sure. I can't imagine the heat of the reaction and the localized alk would be good for the coral.

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