600g peninsula with basement filtration

[Kevin@Nemos]

 

[Kevin@Nemos]

It kinda reminds me of spaghetti junction
I don't know if it really makes a difference or not, but I tried to limit with the amount of 90° elbows used on the system to help head pressure loss and to help smooth out the drain line noise

 

[smitten with ocean life]

nice! cant wait to see what you put in it!

 

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[SaltyWalty]

Super cool build!
I’m actually looking into plumbing a tank to a basement sump, I was curious about your floor fitting, in the last photos. I was wondering where you got them and why you used them.

 

[Kevin@Nemos]

Super cool build!
I’m actually looking into plumbing a tank to a basement sump, I was curious about your floor fitting, in the last photos. I was wondering where you got them and why you used them.

A 6 inch PVC adaptor. It was the best way to get all of these pipes through

It was either that or make 6 individual holes

 

[Kevin@Nemos]

The filter table is now up. Tank is officially running!!

 

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[Devaji]

wow! all i can say is wow...
love peninsula tanks ,once you go peninsula its hard to go back...haha

I have the IM 200 gal. so wish I would have gone bigger.
will this be a reef or FOWLR?

 

[Kevin@Nemos]

Full reef

 

[sbeason]

Great work on the PVC. The 6' piece was genius to go through the floor with one hole vs multiple holes. I wish I would have done that to my old 210.

 

[Kevin@Nemos]

Building a floating light canopy out of 2020 extended aluminum and black acrylic.
Going to hold 5x kessil AP 700

 

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Lights and filters are up and going !!!

 

[Kevin@Nemos]