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Yeah, I am going to pressure fit some egg crate in there to hold the float instead of the rock.

What I think it is, is I put some rubble rock in my sump and one of the larger pieces is sort of wedged between pump and sump wall. I figure if I remove that the hum will go away. However, that wedged rock is sort of serving a purpose which is ensuring that my float valve for my DIY RO/DI ATO...

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There is a small hum going on right now. Not sure from where just yet.

I have been wanting to go Snorkeling for a long time and just haven't got around to it. Awesome pics!

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I am thinking about lining the inside of my stand with dynamat in order to keep things a little quieter. Has anyone done this? Good results?

Damn you internet! Get off my lawn! /shakesfist

Nice! This is much better than doing math.

What approximate dimensions do you want? A rectangle can be an infinite number of dimensions.

If you wanted a tank to hold precisely 1.5 gallons and be a perfect cube, the edge of each square in your assembly needs to be precisely 6.27006882 inches. However, that will hold exactly 1.5 gallons of water. you want room to add rock/heaters/fish and not want your water to be all the way up to...

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One US Liquid Gallon is 231 Cubic Inches. 1.5g = 346.5ci 2g = 462ci 3root(246.5)=6.27006882. A tank with edges of these dimensions will hold precisely 1.5 gallons. However, you will want some room from top of the tank to water level so adjust accordingly. 3root(462)=7.73061405. A tank with...

Thanks to both of you. I am trying to figure out how I want everything laid out underneath. I am not so sure I want to put my Neptune Apex controller and all the modules under there just in case there is a leak. I was thinking of buying or building some sort of cabinet to put next to the tank to...

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I got it hooked up using a float valve and not drilling the sump. I have the water pressure as low as I can get it (It is very high pressure to begin with) and it seems to be working perfectly. It cuts off with no hammering. I think I have about the perfect pressure going. For now, I am in a...

I understand that when I top off my tank, the only place the water level rises is in the return pump section of the sump. How does this work when taken to the extreme? I mean, If I add enough water to overflow the tank/sump, where does the overflow occur? The return pump section of the sump is...

Looks great! how do you like the rimless?