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Wow, I’m glued together. Mine would need to be unscrewed from the bulkhead to be taken out. My heaters won’t be dry docked.

Oh I understand, no worry here, mine is all glued (pvc cemented) together. I can’t imaging not gluing the entire mechanism together.

Interesting, in my case, my 75 gallon reef ready overflow area has a “standpipe” taller than my heaters, so I don’t think the risk to which you refer exists, or else my tank would be leaking on the floor.

Generally, I’ve seen a manufacturers name info somewhere on the outside bottom, and it’s usually pretty obvious so perhaps your tanks manufacturer info has been removed or fell off.

I like this idea as well, but I do like to hide these relatively long heaters in the reef ready overflows.

Can you tell who made tank, Marineland, etc.? Perhaps you could figure it out this was.

Now that’s level, nice work.

Got some good close ups

Build is looking pretty cool, nice work.

Very neat. I’ve always been interested in acquiring a microscope, tell us about your microscope?

Recently traded for another anemone.

I’d stay your course, and reduce feeding. I’m assuming you use RODI?

Looks like a great start.

Good looking build, following...

Algae, with small systems and little filtration (I’m guessing) sounds like more water changes and / or less feeding would help.

Your build looks like awesome fun, and beautiful.

Thank goodness for RODI systems. I‘m used the Lake Michigan water, tds about 150-165.

Excellent photos. Thanks for sharing.

800-900 TDS, ouuuch. I’m sure you’ve thought about this, but what is your well water TDS, before the softener and iron removal?

Tank and stand look fantastic. Have you thought about how you’re going to deal with the added humidity a tank this size will generate?