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I currently start with a single mixed resin until the tds output rises to one, then I had a second Mixed resin. When tds output rises to one, I pull out old resin, moved second into first pass and add a second new mixed. Seems to work pretty good.

Do you think the cation/anion/mixed works better than three mixed, or is it cheaper?

Cation, anion and mixed di, in that order?

My TDS is about 160, which the RO reduces to 4-6 TDS, and DI reduces to zero for about 5-6 months. I used to get poorer performance, but adding a second carbon housing seems to have really helped in my case.

Do you have a valve on the return side?

Perhaps try slowing your return pump. I agree with @Funlad3, isn’t the red pipe the emergency backup, for if or when the main drain is overwhelmed or clogged.

Tank looks fantastic.

Where’s Milton?

So you decided to cap off the lower hole, use the other existing hole as your return and drill another for the overflow box? Looks good.

I’ve got an IM Nuvo Fusion 30L, and love this tank. Pretty sure you’ll be really happy with the Nuvo Fusion.

No visible signs of ich, velvet or other disease? Other fish are fine?

Sorry to hear this, why do you think the male flasher is dying? If the parameters are good, sounds like stress all the way around. Seems like you have plenty of room in a 75 gallon. I like your approach on changing water, it cannot hurt.

AdvancedAcrylics (John) might have what you're looking for. I have a couple of his and one is a narrow 4" x 24" x24" behind my tank. Works and looks great.

How's this, Dimensions 16”L x 16”H x 8”W, approx 9 gals, $100:

agree, what holes?

Good looking Acan

Looks like a great start, have fun with the build.

Monday, many will be closed, but Gingerbread had a neat selection last time I was there.

I’d be concerned for your shrimp, sooner or later, the red coris wrasse will take an interest.

I’d agree, the IM Fusion all in ones are really nice, and functional.