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You could just search for a plastics manufacturer near you. There's got to be one somewhere around there.
As for the 3000+ gallons of return, if you have a sump to accommodate it it will work. How large is it? How about the return....can you even get 3000gph through it? What are those pipes....1"?
 
The pumps fully controllable so I can drop it right down if I need to the returns are 1" but are drilled out to run up to 1 3/4 inch I think the sumps 3x1.5x1.5

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Yea I guess hopefully that will increase its life at least

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Started skinning the stand today :) I made the side fold down to get east access to the skimmer

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Following along. I love the dimensions of this tank. I upgraded to a 36" 90 gal (36x24x24) and I already want a 36" cube. Nice tank!!

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Yea it was an awesome score I couldn't believe I got it. $200 for it all I am gonna buy some silicon to finish it all off soon

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Is it salt water?If it is i reccomend a Snowflake moray, if not, a black ghost knife or lungfish.
 
Yea it's saltwater I always wanted a snowflake will have to see what happens u don't know if I'll have a hood or not yet

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It will be a reef tank :) don't think I could do any less then a reef tank now

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The weir is siliconed in and the sump modified now to sort out the plumbing

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I'm half done with plumbing I needed some more fitting as I went along I also primed the outside I'm going to test run the water thru the tank later this week

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Things have been going slow mainly due to not work g and running out of funds u got a job now but have t been paid yet :/ just a waiting game now gotta do a test fill/run soon and finish the plumbing then the painting can continue.
Can anyone recommend what I should do for lighting I want t5s because of then he growth they seem to get led are good but I prefer t5s

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It's going to be very difficult lighting this with T5 lamps. You will either have to go 36" or 48"....
Personally, I have not seen better growth with T5 over any other lighting, besides power compact. It's all a matter of how much...how many lamps, and what brand they are...what type of reflectors...etc.
 
I might go led bit I'm not sure what ones yet I'd like a led t5 combo

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You are going to have to run the t5 lamps front to back, and use 36" fixtures, or retro kits.
To cover 41" though.....two 8 lamp fixtures? That's gonna be $350.00-$400.00 every 9 months in bulbs. I think you should build your own LED hood to cover this thing.
 
Ah I didn't think of that :/ I think leds will be the go then gonna have to try figure out how to make a hood for thins thing now

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