What size is your tank? I was looking at this exact sump but looking at it I’m not sure how I’m going to get it under the tank stand while the tank is already filled and stocked has been up 1 year
i have a 75 gallon tank and it's been up for about 2 years before I invested in a sump. I'm not going to lie, it was a huge pain in the butt to get it under my tank and into the stand. i had to pretty much empty the tank in order to lift it and move it with one of my neighbors in order to put it in the sump from from the top of the stand. i filled 2 35 gallon garbage bins full of my tank water and i placed my rocks and corals in one and the fish in another. it was easily a 3-4 hour process.
@@Stoptherot883 it will definitely be up to the task! I did the change just to make my display tank look cleaner without the hang on back skimmer, heater, and i wanted a refugium for copepods.
i love it! thank you for showing us your tank!
What mounting bracket are you using for the ai
HMS
Does the light spill cause algae problems elsewhere in the sump?
What size is your tank? I was looking at this exact sump but looking at it I’m not sure how I’m going to get it under the tank stand while the tank is already filled and stocked has been up 1 year
i have a 75 gallon tank and it's been up for about 2 years before I invested in a sump. I'm not going to lie, it was a huge pain in the butt to get it under my tank and into the stand. i had to pretty much empty the tank in order to lift it and move it with one of my neighbors in order to put it in the sump from from the top of the stand. i filled 2 35 gallon garbage bins full of my tank water and i placed my rocks and corals in one and the fish in another. it was easily a 3-4 hour process.
Why did you change from fx6 to sump? Im thinking of doing fish only with an fx6, wondering now if it will be up to the task?
@@Stoptherot883 it will definitely be up to the task! I did the change just to make my display tank look cleaner without the hang on back skimmer, heater, and i wanted a refugium for copepods.