silicone/sand mortar... not easy or fun... but worth it!
- Thread starter Glabe
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haha! we all go through those phases
We at GSACC are determined to figure out the lid situation! probably just plexi sheets with hinges siliconed onto them
after reading this, I tried the penguin 350 that came with the tank. It fits, but the water flow is beating against the back of the background... A sheet of plexi in between should prevent any erosion or damage i hope. Do you think the 100 gph powerhead is enough to rotate the display water with the filtered water in the back?
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and the little powerhead
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We at GSACC are determined to figure out the lid situation! probably just plexi sheets with hinges siliconed onto them
after reading this, I tried the penguin 350 that came with the tank. It fits, but the water flow is beating against the back of the background... A sheet of plexi in between should prevent any erosion or damage i hope. Do you think the 100 gph powerhead is enough to rotate the display water with the filtered water in the back?
and the little powerhead
Isn't a penguin 350 rated at 350GPH? I'd think even on it's worst day it would greatly out pump a 100GPH powerhead. Might need atleast 200-300GPH worth of powerheads?
