yes. But since it seperated on its own (it by it leaked) I could get a puddy knife in relatively easy to get it started. Cleaned and ready for try number two.
520 gallon plywood tank
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Glass has been setting up since Sunday. Had braces in that I removed today. Just playing around with some foam blocks I had and carved up with a chainsaw.
What do y’all think? Still plenty of tuning to go. Because my ph tends to drop from what it comes on tnof the tap, I need to put plenty of limestone in. So I was aiming for more of a limestone look like we have in most of our Texas waterways. So I can add plenty and it not look out of place.
Going to drylok /paint/seal once I get it how I want. Also, this is pending and optimistically thinking my leak is fixed. Ahhhh.
What do y’all think? Still plenty of tuning to go. Because my ph tends to drop from what it comes on tnof the tap, I need to put plenty of limestone in. So I was aiming for more of a limestone look like we have in most of our Texas waterways. So I can add plenty and it not look out of place.
Going to drylok /paint/seal once I get it how I want. Also, this is pending and optimistically thinking my leak is fixed. Ahhhh.
This weekend. I’m going to just silicone these blocks in and go for it after they cure. Probably stupid, but I’m not known for my bright ideas.I'm liking itWhen are ya planning to leak test it again?
I’ve already decided that if this doesn’t work, I’m starting completely over from scratch. Re-using what I can, but building from the ground up.
