this is the basic flow pattern, so no holes needed at the bottom. Mine only has an overflow at the top and the outflow is also at the top.
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I saw that also but I did not see it in the new pictures posted..?In looking at this photo again, I notice a hole in the bottom of this chamber.
Where does it go?
Did you look at this link?this is the basic flow pattern, so no holes needed at the bottom. Mine only has an overflow at the top and the outflow is also at the top.
This should explain it.
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Are you sure the seller was actually using this tank? It almost seems like they were building in an AIO and gave up. I would slowly fill the AIO with water (slowly and checking often for leaks) and see how it starts to fill. The problem is that I can't make out from the photos which chamber is the primary or even the return. It is certainly not any conventional design that I recognize. It is a coast-to-coast (the overflow weir is the full width of the tank) peninsula-style (sump at one end so that both long sides are for viewing) but I don't see any real rhyme or reason to the chamber arrangement. If I had to guess, the only chamber that looks to me to be a likely candidate to be the return chamber is this one:
