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Old 07-21-2008, 04:06 AM
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so im working on a 29 gallon reef with a 20 gallon sump, and ive heard you can put something called a dorso on your intake line to make it alot more quiet, but im not sure what this dorso thing is. anybody know?
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http://www.dursostandpipes.com/Build...4/Default.aspx
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spelled Durso, see here.
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Old 07-21-2008, 06:25 PM
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can u make a dorso for a HOB overflow box, because i ehard you could. the reason im asking is because its going to be in my room so i want it as quiet as possible
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Yes you can, you just need to shorten it. Also you may want to look into a stockman standpipe. They work better for smaller spaces.

http://www.rl180reef.com/pages/stand...n_stockman.htm
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You'll find a "Herbie" to be the most quiet. Simple other than you need two drain holes and a valve.
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HGB Standpipe for smaller overflows, I find these to work best for most applications. I usually bump up the sizes to 1.25" pipe and 2" Coupling.
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i really like that HGB. are they hard to adjust just right?
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