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06/17/2016, 09:31 AM | #876 |
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Agree. 2 people can manage the average 90 just to hoist on the stand.
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24 AIO is killer!
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06/18/2016, 07:13 PM | #879 |
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Yes Sir, Im loving it. Plus I had a section to stash all my fish junk,lol.
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Question: I ordered a 150 gal, and decided to have a custom stand built. Steve at SC was extremely helpful and advised the stand to have openings on top and rear panels to acommodate the overflow plumbing.
The openings must be 11"x6" on both. I understand the opening on the rear panel is to aid in the connection and tightening of the piping(hand space), since im assuming the glass holes are too close to the rear glass panel. My stand manufacturer is not happy cutting the rear stand panel since it will change the structure of the stand, so he will now have to now makes changes (knots) for the framing. Did anyone go through this, Or done differently? |
06/19/2016, 02:33 PM | #881 |
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It depends on your overflow placement.
It's normally not a big deal to cut an opening on top for overflow, and I personally leave the back off and open so it can breathe anyway, but again, should be no big deal to cut an opening. This may vary on stand design as to how difficult corrections can be made. Is your stand a 2x frame or ply construction, or 1x?
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06/26/2016, 05:46 PM | #883 |
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Wow! These are really nice tanks and very reasonably priced. I'm buying equipment for my upcoming tank. I have a 100 gallon Visio that I got for $50 from a local reefer. I've always wanted a star fire euro-braced tank, but they're expensive. The thing is I don't want the overflow that comes stock. I'd rather just have the bare tank to drill myself for my synergy reef ghost overflow. Do they accommodate special orders like that? I guess I should call or email to find out.
That 112 is looking really good to me right now! It will fit on the stand that I designed out of t-slot aluminum extrusion.
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Yes they do custom
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Yes,my tank was custom, awaiting delivery now. They took out their overflow, sealed the bottom, then drilled the back of the tank for me. I have a build thread over on the Pittsburgh local area.
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If anyone got a 40-60gallon cube setup for sale.. Please let me know. Would be interested in a new one but my budget would be used one.
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I simply cannot say enough about Steve and his awesome CS!
I cracked my skimmer cup(SCA 302) last night, well actually blew it apart, I immediately emailed Steve and within minutes he sent me a paypal invoice. To which I promptly paid and he sent me a tracking number this morning. Where else in this hobby can you get CS like that? I can think of a few companies, but not many. Absolutely great CS! Even when I was going through the process of ordering my tank, and even after I received the tank and the skimmer body was all jacked up. Steve promptly sent me out a new skimmer body the next day. Every single email and phone call was answered quite promptly, and if he didn't know the answer to my question, he found out for me and either called or emailed me back the next day. Great company to do business with. As a side note: My SCA tank is well built, very heavy starfire glass, and all the seems are all nice, tight and well done. Great tanks at a really fair rate. Best part is they will do custom orders if you need one. I have yet to find a dissatisfied SCA customer.
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06/27/2016, 07:47 AM | #890 |
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I am dissatisfied. Dissatisfied that I did not know of SCA sooner to have gotten things going earlier then I have with the 150.
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Just received my replacement wood table a few minutes ago. The damage to that is even worse.
The damage was under the foam and cardboard packaging so I did not see it until after I signed for it. I am at my wits end on what to do. Should have gone with something more reliable like a Red Sea Reefer What should I do? |
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I agree with the above comments. I think SC goes way under the radar when it comes to how great their product and customer services are. I wish them the best
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Kz sounds like you have horrible shipping people by you if they are breaking through pallets and such. I don't think it matters who ships a stand if they are like that
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As you can see from the pictures, there was no shipping "container" the stand was wrapped in foam and had cardboard angles on the side. I realize that damage to the shipping container means damage to the item. The damage was not visible on the packaging. If the damages were visible, I would have refused delivery. |
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I don't know how these are shipped as I haven't purchased a SCA tank yet, but don't you have to sign for it? I would have inspected and refused.
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Anyone ever return their setup?
Since I haven't unpacked or used anything, I am planning to return everything to SC Aquariums, no point in spending $1200 and getting nothing out of it. Will use that to get a Red Sea Reefer |
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