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If you stacked them one ontop of the other in a framed shelf they would take up very little space
65 gallon versions.
These are only $169/ea at home depot. I think this is what I might go with, thanks!
Stacking them makes almost any tank viable aside from the really tall ones. Less space and more water to work with is a win win
65 gallon versions.
Thats a killer deal. Top is RO bottom is salt, gravity fed. I just used preinstalled bulkhead it has a 3/4 theaded so i just bought a thread/slip coupler for each bulkhead then glued everthing else. The way my salt mixes, i made a spray bar that runs inside the top of tank lengthwise that is fed by the pump from the bottom bulkhead. I just turn a valve and i can redirect to it a pvc spigot that feeds my tank during water changes. I also have a pvc spigot that feeds just RO water for top off between both tanks. A little planning and a couple of trips to the store for fittings, nothing too complicated.I was able to get one of these on a special sale at Tractor Supply Co for $133. I would have bought 2 but they only had one in stock. I’m fuessing the top is RO and gravity fed with a ball valve. What size fitting did you use?
Thanks!
Thats a killer deal. Top is RO bottom is salt, gravity fed. I just used preinstalled bulkhead it has a 3/4 theaded so i just bought a thread/slip coupler for each bulkhead then glued everthing else. The way my salt mixes, i made a spray bar that runs inside the top of tank lengthwise that is fed by the pump from the bottom bulkhead. I just turn a valve and i can redirect to it a pvc spigot that feeds my tank during water changes. I also have a pvc spigot that feeds just RO water for top off between both tanks. A little planning and a couple of trips to the store for fittings, nothing too complicated.