ADA 120-P Reef Build - 65 Gallons

Hit a speed bump. Found a bubble in one of the seams -- info here: https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/seam-integrity.406890/

I didn't want to bother trying to reseal or bringing it anywhere so I just picked up a new one 120P. Side by side comparison, my old one must have been a super old model, it's darker and thinner. The new one was what I was expecting to see in the first place.

Next steps, remove overflow from the old 120P and transfer it over to the new one and drill the new tank. Dejavu!

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OK, was able to re-drill the new 120P and add the overflow this weekend. Waiting for this to cure, then to the hard piping.. almost there!

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Love ADA stuff it's all a use in my planted tanks. [emoji3][emoji106]
 
Very nice! I used to have the ADA 60F, such nice tanks!
 
!! Awesome !! Great build.
 
Dude!! Nice!
 
We look forward to continuing this wonderful assembly.
 
Fresh watered up overnight, zero leaks -- ready to rock and roll this weekend!

Question: my drain pipe is about 6-7 inches down the water line, is that too far down? I've been reading up and people usually put it 1 inch below the water line. Not sure if it being so deep will cause any issues? I notice a lot of bubbles but nothing too crazy.

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Using a eheim return pump to test - will be using a COR-15 once complete.
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Wow, really nice build and craftsmanship with the stand and overflow! Will be great to see a reef growing in there soon.
 

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