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and heres the sump without the baffles:

ok, finally! heres the tank and overflow plumbing parts:

here are the dimensions of the stand: 32" high 48.5" long 19.5" deep here are the dimensions of the sump: 20 7/8" high 48 3/8" long 12 3/4" deep

Originally Posted by Posiden There is only one PVC that I am aware of. There is CPVC and ABS. The ABS is black and typically used for drain and waste. The CPVC is smaller in size, the fittings wont inter change. Well I guess there is another PVC that is used for drains. Just stick with the...

it would actually be less than that, 3/4 in

i have to use pvc for my plumbing in my 75, and i was wondering which kind is aquarium-safe. also, for glueing the baffles to my sump, can i just get regular water proof silicone for that? Thanks

because i dont really feel like selling it. too much work. also, the sides would have doors anyway. plus, with this tank i have a lot of room for extra water in case the power goes out

one MP20.

geisemann actinics and ATI white?

the sides will have doors, and as for the extention of the stand, its only 1/4 in bigger on each side

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how do i find how much water is the maximum level i can add to account for evaporation?

although the blue spectrum is helpful to the growth of various corals, it is not needed

ill be picking up the reef ready 75 this morning, so ill post pics

what bulbs are you using?

if you get a vortech you dont have to get a 40 or 2 20's. just get one 20. i have one in my 75 only 1 20 and its more than enough flow

Originally Posted by florida joe no water will seek its own level so you will have to crest the top of your highest baffle what does that mean?

Originally Posted by Scopus Tang Problem with using a sump with the same length as your DT is that if something ever goes wrong with the sump; the only way to get it out is to bust it into pieces with a hammer. Then, you can never get another one back in there. You're better off to go with a...

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do the baffles in a sump need to get lower as the length goes on like this?: thanks