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| Love da Reef-er Join Date: May 2006 Location: Brooklyn, New York
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yeah i would move the powerstrip high up and attach some pvc piping to the hose to make it long enough that it wont come out....why dont you get a 10 gallon or 15 for your sump.....
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| - Untitled - Join Date: May 2005 Location: Da B - X
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All the advice given to you, seemed to go right over your head. My 1st FOWLR tank was set better than that & that was from advice given at Petland. Get a friggin sump. That rubbermaid is leaning to the side. I doubt that back glass is tempered. | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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