RHINObeast
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yes it should be right above the water so you see it bubble out the T into the bucketword I got that, but in particular for the t-brackets that go into the top of the buckets that dump the water from the water line to the bucket, should they be submerged, or should you be able to see that water coming out of the bracket and into the bucket. Pics would help I know
Word I'll take a little water out of it, it's exciting to upgrade shit, now I just need a light upgrade and I'll be stacking some serious weightyes it should be right above the water so you see it bubble out the T into the bucket
I dont experience the trouble you state. Mater fact I actually see it the other way?Flushing one 5 gal bucket is a lot easier than flushing the whole 75 gal system when adding too much of....well anything lol
know that situation. i wanted to start and slowly accumulate my gear but i just couldnt wait:badboy: and its so hard dealing with things properly when u know its all gunna be different in the near future anyways.Ok, so in testing some things out today and really thinking through my current setup I did it fam... I just purchased a 5'x5'x80" tent. It will be here Monday. Keep in mind my current tent is only 2'x4'x5'. My temp situation is just too troublesome and I want some more room for my girls to stretch their legs. I also purchased a digital PH meter for convenience.
know that situation. i wanted to start and slowly accumulate my gear but i just couldnt wait:badboy: and its so hard dealing with things properly when u know its all gunna be different in the near future anyways.
doesnt help that averythings only a mouse click away too:cry:
enjoy m8
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