Neptune Aquatics

Gimmito's 450 gal L-shaped tank

anathema said:
Over a hundred posts early? Don't you think you are rushing things!? :D

Looks good, have a lot of fun aquascaping!

Yeah I know I'm early, but we had a lot of rain to fill up the tank. ;)

I'm looking forward to the challenge of aquascaping.
 
rygh said:
This many excited people deserve some video!
Put some bath toys in there, and lets check it out

Coming soon.

rygh said:
Noise ok?
Pump handling that high head ok?

Noise is around 60 db on my spl meter. It's about a normal conversation within a meter. Pump handles the head with no problem. I actually have to dial it down a bit, but I don't have any reactors or chillers hooked up either so we'll see. Also, I still have to play around with the drains a bit. I have a backup snapper pump that Jake Adams recommended for my system also.

rygh said:
Flood in the garage yet?
I am not up to 3 times. (I flooded it a bit breaking down the old tank)

Thankfully no flooding. :bigsmile:

rygh said:
Congrats!
Thanks Mark.
 
Sweet vids.

What is with all the bubbles coming out of one of the returns in the first video though?

A suggestion is to test it with no eductors, and see how overall flow changes.
They really reduce flow. For that pump, you might want more than 3.
And the more you have, the better you can control tank flow.
 
rygh said:
Sweet vids.

What is with all the bubbles coming out of one of the returns in the first video though?

It's the drain from the fuge...I'm getting a little bit of micro bubbles.

rygh said:
A suggestion is to test it with no eductors, and see how overall flow changes.
They really reduce flow. For that pump, you might want more than 3.
And the more you have, the better you can control tank flow.

The educators are temporary until I get a pair of Sea Swirls or Wavy Seas.
 
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