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oceanviper

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  1. Ya that's another thing to worry about. So how do you plan to prevent scratches?

    I'll need to do more scrubbing to prevent algae from build up

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  2. I always have this phobia about acrylic giving way. So I must commend you for a brave move to use acrylic.

    Hi Bro.
    Thanks for the encouragement and is going to difficult to keep the acrylic clear without scratches during algae cleaning.....


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  3. Piping has completed with the part connecting to my return pump.

    Migration would be whole day require with the reusing the return pump, reconnecting the drop in coil into the new sump tank... not forgetting the transferring of the existing livestock and corals.

    Here are the FTS of the tank.

    Any suggestion on the rock scape for this configuration?

     

     

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  4. After leak test done on the sump tank....

    Here are the end result with the sump tank, etc.....

    The skimmer will be there while the drop-in coil will be behind the skimmer.

     

     

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  5. 12 hours ago, Mike Stone said:

    Can you pm me the full shop name and address? Not sure who these shops are .
    I assumed they cut to the shape and size I want.

    Many thanks for help !

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    You can google their address....

    I don't have the actual address...

  6. 44 minutes ago, Mike Stone said:

    Oceanviper, where did you buy those precut to size acrylic? I like to buy some to make IOS for my 3 feet tank


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    Hi Mike.

    You can get those acrylic from Dama at Ubi or Ying Kwang at Jurong.

  7. On 17/09/2016 at 11:57 PM, oceanviper said:

    Acrylic sump tank design with autoCAD is done.

    Will order the material for the built after my overseas business trip.

     

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    The material has been cut into desire length and width.

    Working in progress....

     

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  8. On 9/4/2016 at 11:47 PM, SubzeroLT said:

    Original plumbing was the 'traditional' overflow with one drain & 1 return. These type of plumbing is known to be noisy. Hence it was converted into a Herbie overflow instead.

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    Noticed that the original fittings used had a potential issue.

     

    Only 1-2 threads were engaged when this was fit through the bottom of the tank. High risk of loosening -> risks of leaks.

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    This was a 3/4" pipe and I could not find fittings with longer threads. Got a external threaded pipe & made a bulkhead with longer threads.

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    Cut out a gasket from a sheet of EPDM rubber. To be used between the bulkhead & glass (instead of using silicon sealant)

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    Drainage piping done

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    Hi bro.

    I have the longer version which is 1" type.

    You can get it from malaysia or a HW shop at AMK industrial park.

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