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Awesome tank... I hope mine can look as nice as what you have in 10 Months that for sure.
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Awesome tank... I hope mine can look as nice as what you have in 10 Months that for sure.
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I have added the bottom panel in the stand and the heaters and inkbird controller came in today!!!
Should only be a couple weeks out. Lights and rock and ready for cycling.
Did you cut that notch in the vertical piece of wood to fit the plumbing?
You should try to hard plumb it, looks way clean and a lot safer
Yes, there will be another 1/2 higher once I put the foam board on top too.
Thank you for the tip. I am not quite that far, however that would have been a question I was going to have.
So I should take those bulkheads out that came with the overflow and use slip with glue? Also, there is a reducer on the drain line, is that okay to use?
Piece by piece. Put some paint for protection on the inside of the stand and foam for the top.
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Looking to cover with barn board.
I would use 3/4 in plywood with the rubber matt on top
Not sure on the 1/2 inch because I've always used 3/4 inch plywood for the top and inside bottom of stands. However, you can use foam or rubber mat. Its up to you. I've seen both be successful.I used 1/2 in plywood, will that be fine?
That rubber mat above, is either one better?
Not sure on the 1/2 inch because I've always used 3/4 inch plywood for the top and inside bottom of stands. However, you can use foam or rubber mat. Its up to you. I've seen both be successful.
I used 1/2 in plywood, will that be fine?
That rubber mat above, is either one better?

