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You can find the acrylic sheet cutter in normal hardware stores. I wouldn't use it to cut more than 4mm thickness though...

Sweet! Looking forward to your updates!

You'll need it... the middle of the tank is the challenge! But depending on your scape, you can choose the 2 mountains route to be more accessible.

If I ever go into SPS, I'll definitely pay you a visit. Heck, I should just visit you now!

The real test always comes during cycling stage... can see cannot touch! Bought some snorkeling gear already?

My my... aren't they cute! If they are reef safe, I would have set up a reef tank full of dwarf angels...

Sounds exciting already! I believe I left before you shared this... Unfortunately, tools belong to my Co., so... but do feel free to let me know if there's anything I can help you with.

Depending on what you want, and if you don't mind my poor workmanship, I can help you out.

Unfortunately, most of my yumas have melted.

Hahaha... kum sia kum sia!

The red one is pretty insane...

Haha... kinda recycling some excess acrylic sheets lying around. They were heading to the dump, and I picked them up, gave a good wash before reusing them. I use an acrylic sheet cutter, similar to the photo below. Its used like a penknife, slicing a few times before breaking it over the edge of the table. However, you might need to file the edges flat. I use a Dremel tool for this.

Wah! :bow:

LOL... Upz for yandao hwee!

Upz for you bro! The external controller is where I got the "safety net" idea from. For those who want a back up plan in the event the chiller fails, this setup will be a good buy.

Your tank looks fantastic as always! Love those angels.

Heh... I must have missed that part...

Bro, very neat looking overflow box! Is it a complete DIY or just the assembly portion? Laser cutting?

Beauty from far...? Far from beauty...

Is it on his body?

From the description, I think I've been there. Bought a pair of shoes from Timberland. Very reasonable pricing compared to our local shops.

Well... this is auto mode in-built in men, so quite different.

Yay for new tanks!

Beautiful! How are the zoas doing? Colours holding up?

Do take note that the replacement of carbon has to be regular, and not to the extent when your tank water turns yellow again. The sudden clarity will allow more light to penetrate, which may cause corals to bleach.