jose7878 new 150 gal

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Well I just finished putting the doors together...
now I have to wait for the wood glue to dry...
tomarrow I will soften the edges on the doors with some type of bevel or I will just round off the edge not sure yet ...

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Well I finished building the stand tonight now have to stain and build the canopy.

My stand and my helper
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View of the crown molding also has a 3" ledge
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Finish w/o stain
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I want to do a 3"sand bed ....
How much sand would I need for the 150 gallon to achive the 3" sandbed?
What is the correct type of sand to use " I dont want the sugary fine sand "?
 
I went under reef central sandbed calculator it recommend 208 lbs of sand for a 3" sandbed , but then under GARF calculator that tells me to do 158 lbs.

Which of the 2 are correct ? Or should I just meet in the middle and do 175 lbs.

Also started on canopy last night . Trying to finish it hopefully by sat .
 
I used the Garf calc when setting up my tank. It calculated that I needed 350 pounds for a 3" bed. I bought nine 40 pound bags totaling 360 pounds. Solid 3 " bed.
 
Anyone else use either of the 2 calculators.. If so was it on the dot or did u have to much or to little?
 
Alright update. The canopy starting to take shape framed and skinned now to build doors and do the trim work.

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