Well.... decided a sump rebuild was due....

[Jimmyfish1]

So I broke down a previously built sump I'd purchased and installed.... I think I did good... what yall think??

 

[ndrwater]

Nice job!! Clean and effective!

 

[Jimmyfish1]

Nice job!! Clean and effective!

Thank you. First time doing anything like it. Drilling the "drip plate" was a pia. It cracked a few spots. But I feel it doesnt much matter on account of its function. Lol

 

[ndrwater]

Any time you can make something yourself, and get the results you were after is day to pat yourself on the back. Again, well done!!

 

[Jimmyfish1]

That's kinda how I feel bout it. Plus I'm all for a diy. That way u get what u want instead of having to settle

 

[Jimmyfish1]

What do u think the cure rate would be in 95° and about 75% humidity

 

[ndrwater]

I'd give it 24 hours to be safe. 36-48 if you aren't in a hurry

 

[Jimmyfish1]

Ok. Cool. I was figuring 18-24. I just hope my powerhead is enough til then lol. Its agitating the surface. Plus lights out soon anyway. So I think itll be fine. I hope.

 

[LOVEROCK]

95 babyyy hot

 

[Jimmyfish1]

The project came about bc I was pulling the sump to clean and remove sand. I started with polite and that crap got everywhere bc it's so fine of sand.

 

[Jimmyfish1]

95 babyyy hot

It's been wretched. I work in a salvage yard. No shade. No ac. Lol

 

[Jimmyfish1]