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07/07/2019, 05:41 PM | #1 |
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Setting Up my 210 in New Tampa
I live south of Wesley Chapel. Is it possible to do a local pickup of the two parts of The Package? Also, 420 lbs of rock sure seems like it would be too much rock. Is that much really what I should use? Thanks.
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07/08/2019, 04:47 AM | #2 |
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Can do...use the online order form, and under comments, local pick up and Deb in shipping will get with you....
Two pounds per gallon will give you a 3/4 reef.......like these folks....with the Package also......all with 2# per gallon.. https://www.tbsaltwater.com/testimonials/index.html sea ya Richard TBS www.tbsaltwater.com
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07/08/2019, 01:20 PM | #3 |
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Okay. Thanks. I need to get all my equipment setup and saltwater in the tank first.
Obviously, I don't want to fill the tank/sump completely and then add the rock. So, approximately how much volume will be displaced by the sand and rock? Perhaps half full or 3/4 full of saltwater prior to placing the sand/rock and then top off the saltwater to get proper levels? Or should I use some other method? |
07/08/2019, 02:28 PM | #4 |
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Yes....fill it up....let the system run a week or two.....make sure everything is kosher....no leaks...issues........I had a 210 here in my living room........great tank...I had 5 purple tangs...perfect citizens.....ran it on a MD4 little giant...that was it...no other filters...add ones...nada...was a perfect tank using the real live sand and rock.....until one sunday I was in the keys collecting and the other 1/2 called me at 3am......nothing like a seam spit on your tank in the middle of the night...lol.....it did last 15 years....and failure was my fault...the 1/2 plywood base....failed due to saltwater creep.....use starboard for sure....plywood......a little sag....and leak time...starboard does not sag....ever....great stuff I use it on my boat a lot also....
Richard TBS www.tbsaltwater.com
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