I’m upgrading the sump of my 125. Running a 29 gallon currently upgrading to a 55. The 125 has dual corner overflows, 2 holes on the bottom of each side.
1) I need help with the baffles. The 29 came with baffles, I have no idea where to purchase glass and/or cut to the right size. I’d love a compartment for the skimmer, separate part for chaeto, and then if size permits a small compartment to grow frags out without urchins knocking them around. Every frag in DT is glued down, but when I get new frags and not sure where to put them, the urchins always run them over. R.I.P. my Armageddon Zoas that got shaved off like a beard in the summer.
2) I need different compartments for the skimmer and the chaeto ball, they don’t play well together
3) I have one return currently, running it at 90% , jebao return rated 1500-3000 GPH , probably 4-5 ft of head with 4 45 degree elbows. I am tinkering with the idea of two returns.
I am hoping the 125 with 55 under it is common enough that someone can speak up and show me how theirs is plumbed and designed.
I am also planning on using a heat gun to heat the PVC and bend it to the exact shape required, but not sold on the idea.
1) I need help with the baffles. The 29 came with baffles, I have no idea where to purchase glass and/or cut to the right size. I’d love a compartment for the skimmer, separate part for chaeto, and then if size permits a small compartment to grow frags out without urchins knocking them around. Every frag in DT is glued down, but when I get new frags and not sure where to put them, the urchins always run them over. R.I.P. my Armageddon Zoas that got shaved off like a beard in the summer.
2) I need different compartments for the skimmer and the chaeto ball, they don’t play well together
3) I have one return currently, running it at 90% , jebao return rated 1500-3000 GPH , probably 4-5 ft of head with 4 45 degree elbows. I am tinkering with the idea of two returns.
I am hoping the 125 with 55 under it is common enough that someone can speak up and show me how theirs is plumbed and designed.
I am also planning on using a heat gun to heat the PVC and bend it to the exact shape required, but not sold on the idea.
