Thank you very much, really appreciate it.

Phil Maznyk I'd love to have my system fully automated including doing WC's with a press of a button. But this is almost as good and really was an improvement over the last version AND takes up less room. Thanks Phil!

Warren Corbin I really love the setup, makes things easier and like you said, it's a space saver!

Right on, not sure if you have Instagram, but I post on there daily. I've upgraded my SW making stations, photos on IG.

Brian, it was one of the best things I've done. Water changes are a snap compared to the old way.

+David Harwood Thank you David, I always appreciate these posts.

KALZONE850 Thanks, made life a little easier.

The Elite Reef Love hearing that, thank you!

Yeah, I know what you mean. I also wish I had the room to have larger containers, but I'm thankful for what I was able to keep. Thanks for the post!

Thanks Michael!

Thomas Brown Thanks Thomas! It really made WC less of a hassle.

Thanks Wayne, I'm really enjoying the new setup!

That's AWESOME Manny, thank you very much!

LOL, if you have the room, it's not too bad to setup. I absolutely love it!

Check my vids on you tube, don't have much space. Simple set-up, with room for updates

Will-do!

rockstar Thanks, it really simplifies my water changes.

Thanks James, I'm really stoked with how it came out!

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David Roady Yeah, that was definitely doable had I thought of it when I first set up the tank. I'd love to make an automated water changing system to do water changes with a push of a button, but seems too complex. Still may take on the project to pump SW from downstairs into DT.

I've been using for two months or so and I LOVE it! You will too!

Sorry Joel, I don't have that info.

+Gregg Bell Yes, 1". I used Uniseals on the sides of the containers and standard bulkheads for the bottoms of the containers, all 1".

CUBAN REEFER Thanks for the tip. Love this WC station. Saved me lots of time

I like how it came out. I just finished plumbing my new sump, but went with the sch 40 white look.

Alan Espinosa You don't need to circulate fresh RO water, but you will need to keep your stored saltwater circulated because it will go bad if it goes stagnant. Just throw a pump in the container. A heater would also be helpful in case you had to do an emergency water change, you want to avoid putting cold saltwater in your tank. If you're storing the saltwater for longer than a couple of weeks, then check the salinity level one more time as evaporation can affect your salinity levels. It's a good idea to keep enough new saltwater ready to go in case you have to do a big emergency water change. I hope this helps.

Center bottom or center on the side? Zero issues center bottom. I had this station for over 5 years. Some salt creep on center side. I mix my salt and have it on hand at all times. I run a pump in salt 12 hrs a day. Upgraded my salt mixing station. Its on my Instagram if you're interested.

ReeferGil center bottom. I wasn’t thinking when I drilled and built mine, since on the bottom part of the brutes around the edges is actually lower then the middle. Was wondering if I’m gonna have problems with the bit of left over salt water after a water change when I go to mix my next batch

@@IglooHockey I do weekly water changes, only use 10-15 gallons a week. Refill the container and start over. You'll have leftover, but not an issue.

Excellent question. The hole I drilled on the wooden shelve where the coupling comes out of was cut out large enough to fit my fingers through and access the coupling. Hope that makes sense.

***** Hey Randy. I simply pop the lid off and remove it. I don't have to turn it. The 90 elbow coming off of the bottom of the freshwater bin is NOT clued in. So I just slip it on and off as needed. Hope that helped. Thanks Randy!

If your system lacks flexibility you could even cut a small hole in the lid and use a funnel for salt and cap it when you’re finished.

Hi, you would need a 1" barb hose. Glue it, then slide it inside 1" pvc pipe or 1" 90.

+Gregg Bell You can ask as many question as you want, lol. No, I actually drilled like two inch holes if I recall correctly. If I remember, I started with 1" but found it not to be big enough for my application. Hope your station comes out as you had planned.

Alejandro Ruiz Yes, I think it runs 8 or 10 hrs. Thanks for the post.

+Aiden Tolomay It was piece mealed together, so I don't know how much it all costs. The water stops flowing when the float switch inside the barrel rises.

I don't, wish I though ahead and did that. I get lots of requests for that info. This Water Station made my life so much easier though.

I'm sorry I wouldn't know. Hopefully someone will jump in and steer you in the right direction. ANYONE?

Same company pan world go with models that don't have the X. The plain p models handle head better. So at min I would do a 150p

Alright! Very exciting! I used all 1" PVC, 1" bulkheads and 1" Uniseal. Grab at least one extra bulkhead in case you accidentally crack one. I bought my bulkheads and Uniseal from BulkReefSupply.com. Hope to see a video when you're done.

+Gregg Bell Hey Gregg, I don't recall the measurements. My blueprint was literally the Brute container. I built around it and ensured it wouldn't be too high for the area I was going to store them at. Thanks for the post.

+Gregg Bell Hey Gregg, I used 1" Uniseal bulkheads.

+postunit Hey, got them from Bulk Reef Supply. They have several different sizes.

All the parts were covered in the video. Is there anything specific I can help you out with?

+sa88m It's 1/2 cup per every gallon of freshwater. I try for 1.026. It takes a while to get it right. If its too high, just add a bit more freshwater, too low add a little more salt. Theres a learning curb at first. Thanks for the post.

HAHA, it's really not bad. Makes a whole world of difference.

Once you do get your house your tank just might be your favorite part of the house!

Chase V It makes mixing water easier and easier to fill bucks. I'm upgrading to bucketless water changes, I put out a video on it.