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Journal 62G AIO Dirty Soil Lagoon

This is my DIY Yugang using a rectangular locking Tupperware style container. It’s a better fit for my space as long as it holds water/pressure which I’ll know soon enough. It has a bulk head style RO inlet for the CO2 and two thru hull fittings with 5/8” hose line inlet and outlet for the pump.
 

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This is my DIY Yugang using a rectangular locking Tupperware style container. It’s a better fit for my space as long as it holds water/pressure which I’ll know soon enough. It has a bulk head style RO inlet for the CO2 and two thru hull fittings with 5/8” hose line inlet and outlet for the pump.
Anxious to hear how this works out.
 
This is my DIY Yugang using a rectangular locking Tupperware style container. It’s a better fit for my space as long as it holds water/pressure which I’ll know soon enough. It has a bulk head style RO inlet for the CO2 and two thru hull fittings with 5/8” hose line inlet and outlet for the pump.
It's so awesome!
 
So sexy 😎😎

Post us a parts list!! 😁
I’ll be happy to as long as the design holds up 👍🏻 I didn’t have any of the parts I needed so total, I think it cost me $70. My goal was to make something that fit my space and customized for ME.
 
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Okay, tank is filled and running great. @JayP the Carolina creek sand looks as advertised IMO now that it’s submerged. Has a light tan/whitish appearance now, which I think can vary depending on your light settings. I’m glad I went with it.

The bad news: my DIY Yugang failed miserably. The thru hull fittings leaked which I think I could have tightened up a bit, but the container itself flowed right past the silicone stopper where it latches. Oh well, I tried lol. I have a few weeks to get a replacement setup so I’m not worried, but I am annoyed.

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Okay, tank is filled and running great. @JayP the Carolina creek sand looks as advertised IMO now that it’s submerged. Has a light tan/whitish appearance now, which I think can vary depending on your light settings. I’m glad I went with it.
Yeah, a lot of your cobble shifted to a more tan color also, so it worked out well.
 

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