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from what I see the highest pump on there is the fluval 407 at 383gallons per hour... here's a video on my new internal sump on a 10gallon running at 400gph https://streamable.com/dp4kcv It's not yet fully finished..but you get the idea... at 33gallons you could literally have a pump doing...

when's the sump arriving?!? xD

10gallon...so it'll be a 40x turnover xD I can only test it in like 4/5 days after the silicone cures 100%...but then I'll be able to see what adjustments I might have to make like extra holes etc... if the intake can keep up with the pump at 7 holes...return I can only add 2 more as I don't...

no idea yet...before I even put anything on it...I want to see it run at 400gph thats the initial goal not the livestock xD a buddy of mine said it couldn't be done..we'll see ^^

just sealed my new build...almost done xD

yep..the top of the head looks like a male..

getting my maria to even go along to switch from a 10gal to a 45gal already took some convincing...if I went with a 150 she'd put me sleeping with the fishes ^^ in all those years...have you tried liquid glass? I would like to see a tank with liquid glass finish

and as you can read on the bottle and I've stated before... "also there's different types of silicone...you have rtv ones which pretty much will start curing as soon as it comes out...you have true silicone which will take forever to cure but also be stronger" which your brand also shows on it...

I'm usually up to 5-6am as I work evenings to 11pm was just uploading my build when I first tested it..a little before I finished it...xD https://streamable.com/xtvzji

that depends how you sealed it...did you build the glass on top of the support glass or besides it? was the table flat? was he using something on the table to soften the weight load like a yoga mat? did the tank crack or leak? also there's different types of silicone...you have rtv ones which...

no such thing as "aquarium silicone"...silicone is silicone...the only difference might be the chemicals used in it which only affects the curing time...once cured its all the same... I use the one on the picture below...and it takes about 1h to dry...3h to fully solidify and about 2 days to...

if you really want plants....amazon sells seeds etc...the problem is that you need to grow most of them with barely any water to start specially carpet plants as for co2 you can buy a tank literally anywhere... forget regulators which are expensive...get a solenoid (around 30bucks) to plug to...

if you want my honest opinion...forget stores for most things which gets very expensive.. get plants on kijiji or find someone online that will sell them locally for cheap... for shrimps find a home breeder because more than likely they've been breeding whatever color you're looking for and...