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I have exactly 2 left for this week. Please text me at 9177964987 if you want to stop by today / tomorrow.

All yours if you want to stop by and get the setup.

Pickup in HoHoKus. Free

Wrap the tank in a blanket if you can, it will help preserve the heat.

He's respond in a bit, he's at work. But I do believe he still has the tank.

@Yates273 @MadReefer weather is getting nice, I can ship a package if you guys are close to each other.

Can just get the hose attachment they sell. But I cut my drain pipe, it was pretty straight forward.

The majority of failures are in the bottom seam, euro brace on the top is not going to help. There's some side separation, but minor cases compared to the bottom. Separate note, plexiglass or acrylic does not bind well to glass.

It was being dramatic :-)

If the fish is eating, Metro + Focus + Garlic will clear it out within a week.

I am glad. I was hoping I didn't miss anyone. My prices are already bulk :-) But PM me with what you are thinking.

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Cloudy water can take out fish due to bio bloom, ammonia spike, lack of oxygen.

That is something you will have to figure out. Most float valves are designed to be vertically placed through a hole. You may need to 3D print something, or drill your tanks (or a PVC wall if there is one) to make it work. But you want the float valve to be in a permanent place, as that will...

It can be accomplished. A manifold is basically a single hose, split into 5 additional hoses. I have 1 tank on my setup currently, but I plan to add 2 more to it. My water reservoir is actually in a different room, I ran a hose through the wall., and plan to send it down around the entire...

Passive is what pretty much all Red Sea tanks used, unfortunately (in my experience), that's not enough pressure to fight salt creep. You would need to raise the ATO container so the vertical pressure can handle salt creep. Red Sea design for example, that gives 8 inches of vertical space, was...

I have 2 55-gallon tanks for my mixing station. Top-off is connected to a low power Sicce pump, on a timer, turning on 4x per day for 15 minutes. Water is fed to a tank and a float valve, if tank is too full, float stops the water flow, pump is not powerful enough to push it through. You could...

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