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Im in the process of upgrading to a new tank, but am looking for someone with the technical skills and tools to do the job. I can take care of the transfer, but this is the first tank that I will have that has a sump and i would like to make sure that the setup is solid. I had been in contact with Dave from Aquapros but after he had to reschedule several times, I think I might want to try to get somebody else for this project.
So what do I need? Well, i purchased this tank setup from cad lights: http://www.cadlights.com/index.php?m...roducts_id=191, but instead of using their led lights, I also bought three ai sols with rails and their griplock hanging kit:
So this is what I will need:
1. Help moving the tank and stand from the backroom to the front room where it will be displayed.
2. The wood floors are uneven, so a little help ensuring the tank is level. I have wood shims, but don't have a good level. I have a foam mat to put in between the tank and stand.
3. Installing the hanging ai lights. While I have the hanging kit, I don't have the tools for the job. The area where i want the lights hung is low, so no ladder is needed. I do have a stool in case we need it.
4. Lubricating the bulksheads, connecting the plumbing, and gluing where necessary. I don't have any glue or lubricant.
5. Filling up with hose water to make sure there are no leaks in the plumbing.
Like I said, I can do the tranfer from my old tank to new tank on my own slowly.
Aquapros estimated the time to do this at around two hours, but that was his guess. I'm willing to pay cash, or maybe trade for some frags of my sps, or trade for some of the equipment I will be selling once I make the move.
I'm located in Melrose Park. Thanks!
So what do I need? Well, i purchased this tank setup from cad lights: http://www.cadlights.com/index.php?m...roducts_id=191, but instead of using their led lights, I also bought three ai sols with rails and their griplock hanging kit:
So this is what I will need:
1. Help moving the tank and stand from the backroom to the front room where it will be displayed.
2. The wood floors are uneven, so a little help ensuring the tank is level. I have wood shims, but don't have a good level. I have a foam mat to put in between the tank and stand.
3. Installing the hanging ai lights. While I have the hanging kit, I don't have the tools for the job. The area where i want the lights hung is low, so no ladder is needed. I do have a stool in case we need it.
4. Lubricating the bulksheads, connecting the plumbing, and gluing where necessary. I don't have any glue or lubricant.
5. Filling up with hose water to make sure there are no leaks in the plumbing.
Like I said, I can do the tranfer from my old tank to new tank on my own slowly.
Aquapros estimated the time to do this at around two hours, but that was his guess. I'm willing to pay cash, or maybe trade for some frags of my sps, or trade for some of the equipment I will be selling once I make the move.
I'm located in Melrose Park. Thanks!