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Agree.....I'd double check hole size before ordering Schedule 80 bulkheads....entirely different size holes required...... emailed supplier and they recomended 3/4 abs

The actual holes are 1 1/4 inchs was going to replace them with 3/4 schedule 80 bulkheads

Removed the silicone and bulkheads the holes look good, 1 1/4 " they were very light weight and there was no rubber gasket ( silicone) . Ordered schedule 80s to replace them

My thoughts are the same as Cory's.... No reason to use silicone and rather sloppy IMO.... Are they regular bulkheads?? Worse case I'd pull the bulkheads and remove the silicone and use my own bulkheads!!They seem very light weight plastic as if there would not be a seal without the silicone.

My thoughts are the same as Cory's.... No reason to use silicone and rather sloppy IMO.... Are they regular bulkheads?? Worse case I'd pull the bulkheads and remove the silicone and use my own bulkheads!!They seem very light weight plastic as if there would not be a seal without the silicone.

30 gallon Are your bulkheads siliconed also?

Should i try to replace them or cap them and drill the tank?

I recently got a new 72 gal tank and am looking to set up my first sump . Space is an issue because of the cabinet. I am only going to be able to have a 10 gal sump so i am looking to get an external return pump . How do you go about choosing the size of your pump? Any recommendations?

I would like to make a custom acrylic overflow. What thickness of acrylic should be used to do this?

Thats a great deal! is it the 72 gal?

My new tank has arrived . As you can see it is drilled with the bulkheads already siliconed into place they are 1 inch . The cabinet is 39 long 18 deep with a divider/support in the middle . I think im going to have to cut a dog house in the divider in order to fit a sump refugium . After cut if...

As soon as the tank arrives i will post pics.

Finally received word from Fluval. They are shipping me a new tank and the one i wanted(not another bowfront) . Now begins the recovery stage, i have to cure about 60 pounds of live rock thats been out of the water for a week. Fluval tanks come with plumbing though the bottom of the tank for the...

Xenia are tough corals...I had some melt to nothing (looked like a snot slick) when my lights gave out...as soon as the light was replaced, it sprouted and lasted another 5 years until my heater electrocuted the entire tank. Hope it comes back. Thats exactly how it looks! It melted

@2quills yes it has a center brace and it was on the stand it came with. Ive researched online and found that I'm not the only one this has happened to. @flower I'm hoping they give me options . The only thing i don't think is going to make it is my Xenia.

Ive been in contact with Fluval and they want pictures in order to warranty the tank which is expected. My only concern is that i really do not want the same model . I dont want something like this to happen again ..... I have no trust in bow fronts now!

The seal gave out on my 65 gal Fluval bow front , front bottom corner! The tank is only a year and a half old! Set up a 20 gal for my fish , inverts and coral but I could only fit a couple pieces of live rock in it . Anyone ever delt with Fluval customer service before? Very sick to my stomach...

Cool thanks for the feed back!

I recently purchased a 48" Tek 6 bulb T5 fixture . I was wondering what brand bulbs are recomended and what combo of blues and whites are recomended! Any opinions?

I also have a flame angel and a royal gramma, no anemone. So if they are rejecting each other as mates removing one is the only way to solve the problem?