Haha, yea it did happen fast, we have been very lucky with the process, however we did start looking in early August.That was fast... Congrats
Definitely not by myself that thing must weight at least 300 lbsAnd you lifted that tank all by yourself I bet! That's why the weight lifting belt. Grabbed those suction cups and moved it like a boss!!!
Its been a while since Ive been really excited about my tanks but i think its coming back. Between the house hunting and generally being busy i missed some parameters and had a major crash resulting in an almost complete loss of SPS. A tad disappointing to say the least, but on the bright side, it'll make moving the 40g into the new tank that much easier.Congrats , been along time. Last time I saw you it was at your apt in San Mateo
Haha, yea my timelines got thrown out of the window, but we'll be taking this slow. I hope to start filling it this coming weekend, and we will only start stocking it a few weeks after that.Will the tank interfere with access to that panel?
Love your optimistic timeline. It's going to be a lovely tank!!
Beautiful looking tank and sump setup. Is that a Trigger Systems Tideline? I can't tell if it's the 36 or 48.
Yea, its the 36 inch tideline.
Im just excited to have a built for purpose sump. having a regular tank converted into a sump is a mess.Awesome, I think you'll be very happy with it. I have a Tideline 30 and it's been great over the last year.
No buckets Status achieved! Water station fully plumbed for mixing and feeding fresh salt and ro to the second floor via iawaki high pressure pump, and drain down to basement sink. Pics to follow.