Will do, and currently the main tank is full so I can't do anything until that's done, and being a 220 I can't move it well myself.Anyway, you can raise the tank a few inches to test the area with capped bulkheads? It would prove watertight integrity there if possible.
The weight in the OF's of water would not need to be much and you don't need much water inside to see if it is a good seal.
Just a thought. I've done it with every drilled tank I've owned. Even set a 93 cube on the edge of a kitchen table to test the area for watertight integrity.
Hopefully, you can figure out what will best work for you...please keep us advised.
o0o0o thats even easier. I want to water test, them, and theres some dead coraline in there, im not sure if that would upset water quality once i get the tank full and ready to go.
alright well that makes me feel better then if i cant get that off. ill clean the bottom glass well so the new bulkheads hit clean glass, but i could care less honestly what the inside of the overflows look like, as i wont see that.
thats what i was thinking. ill have to pick up some. If all goes well this baby will be up and running next sunday. Just gotta get 2 GFCI circuits installed, test the overflows for a day or so, Drain, and paint the back. Then the real fun. Tearing down a 90 and a 125, to condense into the 220.
Picked some up while I was at Lowe's getting the electrical supplies. Worked perfect. We're in good shape now. Just gotta get outlets installed, and then get some buddies over for the day.
