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I remember when my shrimp had long feelers. Darn moma damsel keeps nipping poor old shrimpy. Need another big fish to put her back in line :lol: :lol:That is a big moma. Don't know if I like it outside though...soo many new faces from over the roadIf you haven't already, double check the required drill hole size for the 40mm fitting because its quite a bit bigger, by getting one or askinghmm what to do once you run out of space? Bigger tank?? :lol: :lol:What made you decide to go for closed loops over powerheads?The fish and corals probably haven't seen a rainy day for quite some time :lol: :lol: Look really good, love it when you are struggling to see rockThose diamond lenses take really great photos :lol: :lol:11am -> 6pmThe dog on the left looks like its possessed or very angry at having to be washed. :lol: :lol: Brilliant tank as usuallwow thats impressive. Could take off someones arm. I vote single piece. Makes a really big feature 8) 8)1x 250W for 7 hours at the moment until my rock mature or get some high light demand corals.I prefer injecting them with liquified a eye of newt. Works a treatnice job, would have taken ages to name them allWOW that is some good growth.That is pretty darn annoying using the cruddy search function :evil: :evil:yeah it full now. Just letting it settle down a bit and get the rock cranking again. Got a couple of test subjects in there today and putting my fish batch of fish in next week. Still got to get some decent aquascaping done and soundproofing my cabinet :lol: :lol: Chuck a couple of pics up if I find a camera lying aroundah you seem to be confused by the purpose of these so called closed loops. They are not to move water from one tank to another but mearly to add more flow in the tank, think of them as an external powerhead. Your return pump (in your sump) should be plumbed as you suggested, up the back of the tank and over sitting just under the water line so it doesn't siphon your tank in the event of a power failure.