Making a W/D Lots of Pics
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Sweet! Everythings great...Nice clean look. Just needs more bio-material and a pre-filter. Put 2 more supports under the drip plate at the walls and you can put a layer of poly-fil on top of it. You need 2/3rds of the bio-material out of the water so just add that much more on top, it looks like it will hold it fine.
With these additions I think this should be a sticky so it doesn't get lost!
Again, Great job!
Dr Joe
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With these additions I think this should be a sticky so it doesn't get lost!
Again, Great job!
Dr Joe
.
Dr Joe;838414; said:Sweet! Everythings great...Nice clean look. Just needs more bio-material and a pre-filter. Put 2 more supports under the drip plate at the walls and you can put a layer of poly-fil on top of it. You need 2/3rds of the bio-material out of the water so just add that much more on top, it looks like it will hold it fine.
With these additions I think this should be a sticky so it doesn't get lost!
Again, Great job!
Dr Joe
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this is a fine example of a DIY wet/dry.Thanks for all the comments everyone.
As far as the prefilters,i was going to use these,thanks for posting this Lei.
http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=67288
The bio area is only filled with the left over scrubbies from my last project,I orderd 400 more from the $ store.
The drip plate is working out very wel,when i cut it to fit I made it very tight so water wont bypass the sides.Its so tight I have to remove it by sticking a srewdriver in one of the holes to ply it up.
Iwill post more pics when I get the tank & filter up & running.
Stay tuned for the next thread of mine:
Building A Stand For a 210
As far as the prefilters,i was going to use these,thanks for posting this Lei.
http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=67288
The bio area is only filled with the left over scrubbies from my last project,I orderd 400 more from the $ store.
The drip plate is working out very wel,when i cut it to fit I made it very tight so water wont bypass the sides.Its so tight I have to remove it by sticking a srewdriver in one of the holes to ply it up.
Iwill post more pics when I get the tank & filter up & running.
Stay tuned for the next thread of mine:
Building A Stand For a 210
Dr Joe;838414; said:Sweet! Everythings great...Nice clean look. Just needs more bio-material and a pre-filter. Put 2 more supports under the drip plate at the walls and you can put a layer of poly-fil on top of it. You need 2/3rds of the bio-material out of the water so just add that much more on top, it looks like it will hold it fine.
With these additions I think this should be a sticky so it doesn't get lost!
Again, Great job!
Dr Joe
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Dr. Joe,
Do you think I will need the center supports if I dont use the poly fill?
The acillic is .022 thick,will it sag over time?
