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04-04-2008, 06:36 PM
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 Always a silver lining Well as the title states there is always a silver lining. Today I built a DIY PVC skimmer. Worked great but leaked a little..... right onto the wall and into the electrical socket. Well long story short the outlet is shot and now I have to replace it. Well in between cursing at my own carelessness and praying a fire doesn't spring up I realized that I would need to move my tank. So I will use this opportunity of an empty tank to drill and install a sump  . So I guess you could call this the start of my build thread I will more than likely begin tom. At least the tear down will begin tom. Take my stupid mistake as a warning....I was lucky I didn't burn my apartment building down. Be sure to test equipment away from electrical sockets.
__________________ -Logan 14g BioCube 1.5g Pico Tank Survivor of a reef tank crash... and I'm still here, ya I'm addicted :) Your Tank doesn't tell you when your finished Your Bank account tells you when your done :)  |
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04-04-2008, 07:34 PM
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| Re: Always a silver lining Logan I have to say you are a master of rationalization lol.Good luck. |
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04-04-2008, 11:55 PM
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| Re: Always a silver lining lol thank you
__________________ -Logan 14g BioCube 1.5g Pico Tank Survivor of a reef tank crash... and I'm still here, ya I'm addicted :) Your Tank doesn't tell you when your finished Your Bank account tells you when your done :) |
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