Water line help

[Brandon42]

I'm currently filling my 125 gallon. It was sitting level before I started filling it with water. The water level is higher on one end of the tank than the other. Is this simply because I'm filling the tank from the end with the higher water level or is the tank not level?

 

[Brandon42]

 

[Brandon42]

[HASHTAG]#reefsquad[/HASHTAG]

 

[Rjramos]

I would say the tank is not leveled.

 

[Brandon42]

 

[hybridazn]

Something shifted while filling. Only way to fix it is to drain and re level the tank again.

 

[Shep]

Something shifted while filling. Only way to fix it is to drain and re level the tank again.

+1

 

[Humblefish]

Something shifted while filling. Only way to fix it is to drain and re level the tank again.

+2 You gotta keep rechecking the level as you fill the tank.

 

[Brandon42]

so after emptying and re filling and shifting i got the tank full and level. or so i believe anyway. my question is is it normal for the water level to be slightly higher near the over flow? the water is level in all other parts of the tank and only even a couple milometers off at most in the corner with the overflow. is this just due to the teeth of the overflow and flow rate or could the level be slightly off?

 

[Brandon42]

Bump

 

[ReeferBob]

As long as right to left and front to back is level, you are good.

 

[Brandon42]

Yeah the only place it's off is the area in front of the teeth of my overflow box.

 

[ReeferBob]

Yeah the only place it's off is the area in front of the teeth of my overflow box.

Could be due to manufacturing problems with the weir. Or maybe it was just attached crooked. The water level on the glass is the important thing.