TigerIssey
Queen TI
Okay, as you may know my father in law was collecting my new tank found in the classified section on this site, seller was Lisajane1968, thank you very much.
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The tank is with the mother and father in law now in Wolverhampton and will be making the journey up t' Lancashire on Saturday.
The tank is Seabray 39"x15"x18" with a sump of 13"x16"x18" so are 38g and 13g UK respectively. It comes with cabinet and hood.
Here is the picture Lisa had in her advert, I will take some larger ones when I get the tank.
I have spent alot time in the last month on melevs reef site and recently on Richard Durso's site. I tried to get the father in law to measure the diameter of the pre-drilled holes for the sump so that I could work out what size pipe and fittings I need for the durso and the rest of the pipework. This did not happen however, the father in law was just not getting it so Andrew said we would sort it at the weekend.
The father in law also asked if the sump went inside the main tank
And you were wondering why he got a list of instructions
Anyway to the first couple of my questions, I am sure there will be many more.
What paint do I use to paint the back of the glass on the rear of the tank?
When I paint it do I use a brush, or one of the small rollers?
Would like to get his bit done so that it can at least sit on its stand where it is going whilst I sort the plumbing and the rest out.
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The tank is with the mother and father in law now in Wolverhampton and will be making the journey up t' Lancashire on Saturday.
The tank is Seabray 39"x15"x18" with a sump of 13"x16"x18" so are 38g and 13g UK respectively. It comes with cabinet and hood.
Here is the picture Lisa had in her advert, I will take some larger ones when I get the tank.
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I have spent alot time in the last month on melevs reef site and recently on Richard Durso's site. I tried to get the father in law to measure the diameter of the pre-drilled holes for the sump so that I could work out what size pipe and fittings I need for the durso and the rest of the pipework. This did not happen however, the father in law was just not getting it so Andrew said we would sort it at the weekend.
The father in law also asked if the sump went inside the main tank
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And you were wondering why he got a list of instructions
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![whistle :whistle: :whistle:](/images/smilies/ipb/whistling.gif)
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Anyway to the first couple of my questions, I am sure there will be many more.
What paint do I use to paint the back of the glass on the rear of the tank?
When I paint it do I use a brush, or one of the small rollers?
Would like to get his bit done so that it can at least sit on its stand where it is going whilst I sort the plumbing and the rest out.