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| Large Reef Tanks A forum for people interested in keeping large reef tanks. This forum is dedicated to water volumes of 180 gallons and larger. |
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12-28-2007, 10:56 PM
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 How level is level I have a 180. I have been building it in wall. I am 1/16th off left to right. Is this OK?  |
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12-29-2007, 01:32 AM
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| Re: How level is level NO, on a 6 foot tank thats huge. I would definitely Shim up the Tank. Take some measurements with water in the system as well. If this is a reef ready system your over flows will not operate correctly. A Reef Ready tank should always be Perfectly Level. Not to mention that an uneven tank can create stress on the tank and seams.
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