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I don’t think so I will attach a painted piece of 2.4PT to the concrete wall at the tank level.

stoked I picked this up pre built I think it will work well. Think I should paint the wood with the same anti bacterial white paint on the walls?

So went and bought the supplies to install the cabnet idea. Unfortunately I don’t like the way it blockes the last 2’ of the refugium area. Back to the drawing board.

Put some work into the stand today took about 3 hours. Hopefully this Thursday I will have some extra hands to help get the tank up on top

I like this idea I think I’m going to go with this.

I think wood will be my last resort but is definitely an option thanks

Thank you.

So I need to purchase a 24”.48” stand. The stand must have legs not walls as support. I thought to buy the stainless steel stand after a bit of research I don’t want to deal with any rust so I don’t think this stand will work, but the price is right. I would happily paint the stand. But anything...

Looks great! I appreciate that you added the links to the items you purchased and are using for your tank.

so after a little time we have epoxied the concrete floor, anti bacterial semigloss paint shop sink and cabinet. The blue tape is outlining the space for a 24.48” frag tank that we will hopefully acquiring in the near future. The blue rectangle represents the size of the 2 adaptive reef control...

I feel like I read somewhere that you should not use nitrifying bacteria with live sand when starting your tank. Following your build thanks for sharing. Very thorough

Thank you for sharing great read.

I hope you were able to score some deals. Happy reefing

No bar code needed I’m trying to find my receipt to post for you guys.

Petco sent this out last night in an email. I went in today and grabbed a Bunch of CUC. Coupon works for Fish, Coral & live rock as well.

Thank you for sharing great information I was considering doing the same thing in my fish room were building

My thoughts exactly

I will go check the Home Depot thank you. Is it considered a NPT fitting?