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| One to Ignore Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Astoria
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For what it is worth, I intentionally keep my SG at 1.026. I also second the auto top off. All you need is a small 5 gallon glass AGA tank, it is very compact and holds enough water to last a few days. I did this on my 65gallon, I had it next to my sump. With a 90 gallon tank, you should have room under your tank. If you don't I have seen people build a small shelf over the sump to hold the fresh water resivoir. (For my current tank I use a 35 gallon tub ) |
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| Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: The Central Valley, California
Posts: 78
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You could use one of these... It is for wrapping paper storage. I almost used one, but went a little more industrial. 15g barrel. You could paint it with some Krylon to make the it more appealing to the wife... ![]() 'cuz when Momma's happy... |
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