Well, everything came in today, and everything worked, and nothing liquid spilled, so all good to go. I just plugged the heater in this afternoon, so the temp is where it should be at around 76 - 77 F. I put one of the pumps in the chamber I made in the back where the heater also is, away from puffer teeth, and then the other pump in the display area, and I'm super happy with them. They are a new designed maxi-pumps so they can take on either a powerhead or circulation pump design, so the one in the back is set up like a powerhead, and the one in front is like a circulation pump. They are relatively quiet and they are way less bulky than I had imagined them to be.
I thought I'd post some pics of the back area where I have the pump and heater hidden away. Sorry they are caca photos, there is only about 10" behind the tank, so it's hard for me to photograph back there.
Here is the side view, yes the tank frame is metallic bronze, it came that way, I should have repainted it, but instead, I just painted the metal cabinet to match it. Sorry the shot is so blurry, I have a cabinet next to the tank and had to hold the camera at an angle with my unsteady hands.

It's kind of a P shaped area that's closed off, this is the only section behind the "lava" that is closed off. I didn't want Balki to chew on the cables or anything.
This is the top view:

And the best I could do very blurry partial back view:

I'm sorry the pictures are so awful. I'm pretty good at cooking though.
I will be moving the live rock, Balki, and his best friend Orangjello, over tomorrow morning, to give Balki the whole day to get used to his new home. He's probably going to be very scared and upset, but I hope he grows to love it. I'm thinking with fearless Orangjello swimming about with seemingly not a care in the world, it will help him feel more comfortable about exploring.
