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5mm tank is very thin leh. 5mm glass is alright, but acrylic...... u might want to consider that. how big is the tank or how many liters, also how tall is it going to be?
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mavgi
looking really good with that setup. of cuz thats a Gen6000, much higher flow rate compaired to eheim 1262.
i'll be shooting for the sicce pumps the next time round. most likely the 5800 at least. will post some results when time comes. (i'm waiting for sponsors)
ACJ
sorry dude, we shouldn't hijack your thread.
cheers
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ACJ
i don't think it's that impressive, it's alright for a DIY skimmer. it's now sitting in the store room collecting dust.
if i could do it again, i'll do some changes to it, didn't like the set up.
it's not becuz it's recirculation and some ppl think it's no good due to turbulance form the supply pumps, that can be fixed quite easily, it's more of the riser height and diameter i'm not too please with.
well, it's back to drawing board. but no more $$ to go do test for now. trying to buy more 4D & toto to see if can get some$$. LOL
all the best with your test.
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firestream
don't use none pressure pump for pressure application.
u can get them from petmart, don't need to go until LCK.
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hi hcck
i'll pick the RO DNW150, won't go wrong with that.
the most value for money skimmer out there in the market that can at least do some work. to me it's like a toyota. worksmanship has improve over time.
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Hi Acontia.
I'm so inspired by your DIY protein skimmer that I've decided to try it out.
Juz happened that a friend gave me a DYMAX protein skimmer with a pump rated at 1200L/hr and I decided to modify it.
The only material I can find at home that resembles the threadwheel is the green japanese mat filter so I cut away 2/3 of all sides of the impeller and use my wife's sewing kit to tie the japanese mat filter to the impeller.
Once the japanese map is secured to the impeller, I use a scissor to trim the sides so that it can fit nicely into the pump.
Next I fired up the skimmer and to my pleasant surprise, the bubbles that it produced were so fine and dense ( ok .. compared to my existing weipro 2013 and the 'before' performance of the dymax protein skimmer )
Here's a pic of the dymax skimmer in action
yo lancez
i'm glad i inspired u, but now u have inspired me. (green japanese mat filter)
pls do update fo test. all the best dude
Cool
u can order direct ffrom the US on Aquaticecosystem.
cheers
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yo ACJ
FYI the deltec uses ball valves not gate valves.
if u really want to skim dry for the ATI's u can pinch the air intakes. u would most likely get even finer bubbles by reducing the air.
i think most ppl think that for the bubbles of all skimmer means the more the merry, but thats not always the case.
cheers
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wah, bo seng lee lei.
upz
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01 set Tunze turbelle classic wave maker with controller = 2 x 2002 + 1 x 708 controller. $550 (bearings and some internal parts are new, cost $100 to replace them both)
price revised. $500/-
also 01 unit german UV-C UV sterilizer 18watts. uv tubes 3mths old. decom 1year ago due to installation of O3. $140 (now $120)
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tunze classic wave maker. this unit has almost 0% heat trasfer into tank as pumps/motors are mounted on the surface, only impellers are inside water. good for NaNo tanks. both unit have a combind flow of 4800L/H varible output. 20%-100% both channels.
price revised.
$500/-
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give me a reasonable offer.
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heng
u have PM
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if it's brown jelly then throw it out asap, or risk getting other branch/coral contaminated/infected.
what's it got to do with po4??
why chiller??
what about bleaching???
what kind of advice is all this???
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price revised
1st unit 9/10 condition. $240
2nd unit 7/10 due to repairs to the input which broke. it is working perfect with no problems. $200
also 01 unit german UV-C UV sterilizer 18watts. uv tubes 3mths old. decom 1year ago due to installation of O3. $140
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Glueing Acrylic
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hi all
don't ever use those so call chloroform from DAMA that comes in those 500ml/1liter bottle. those are too diluted and should not be used for tank or water tight construction. there are some good stuff for acrylic glueing, just not those. Weld-on and Acryfix are good for water tight application. Acryfix is UV cure and not infra red cured.