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02/26/2012, 08:04 PM
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Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: Boston strong
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sump issue
well not so much a issue... but i have the proflux model 2 sump, and i have the skimmer and mag7 return in the last chamber with a fuge in the second... i really have NO room in the last chamber for a reactor or anything. so heres my question.... WHEN the time comes that i want to shell out more money for a new sump, how the HEEEECK do i get the old out and new in. i had to take off the center support and drop the model 2 sump in from the top. and obviously that cant happen now that my tank is up and running. ill post a picture so you Do it yourselfers can give me a hand.... for future planning of course.
[IMG]  [/IMG] as you can see i have that center support right there.... and i cant turn it sideways because i hit the wall behind me. the only way i see it coming out is by pulling that support out and supporting the two sides some how and sliding it out 
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02/26/2012, 08:51 PM
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Join Date: Apr 2006
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125 AGA, 240W DIY MultiChip LED's, Mated pair Clowns, Fox Face, Kole Tang, Purple Tang, 6 Line, CBB, Acanthophyllia, 7 RBTA's, T. Maxima, Orange Monti, Green Monti, seriatopora guttatus, fungia sp Current Tank Info: Salt water since 1995 |
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02/26/2012, 09:13 PM
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thanks a lot... i think i will definitely be going that route when i need the bigger sump. which might be soon. because I'm really not liking this model 2
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