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Appreciate the input! I was brainstormingyour two overflows go into the sump. You then make a T with valves - to choose which return you want to send the water to.
Why would a Y with both open not be better?your two overflows go into the sump. You then make a T with valves - to choose which return you want to send the water to.
OH - you can do that of course - BUT - if the tubing on one side is not completely equal with the other side - the water will flow to the shorter area. Second - it just allows more fine-tuning of what you're trying to do.Why would a Y with both open not be better?
Got it! Okay. I have the same tank. Each of the overflows from the tank flow separately to my sump. The return pump is split via a T to feed both return lines.Yea but I have to plumb from the bottom of the tank to the sump and back up to the bottom of the tank. The kit is just to the bulkhead.
Looks outstanding. I am making a second attempt at the plumbing today. The bulkheads kept leaking.Check out my 125 build
You have to test it..apparently they use tempered sometimes and sometimes not.Where do you get one of those? They have one at my LFS store but I’m told you can’t drill it cause Aqueon uses tempered glass.
At my LFS!Where do you get one of those? They have one at my LFS store but I’m told you can’t drill it cause Aqueon uses tempered glass.
LFS!!!Where did you find an Aqueon 125-gallon? I have wanted to snag one with an employee discount and aquatics discount stacked during the 50% off tank sale.