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For partitioning my sump. It's 5ft long, 2ft tall, and 18" wide. I'll want to use a filter bag for input, my Euroreef sits in there somewhere, a float valve for auto-topoff and a heater. And I guess a small power head to feed the reactor.
I've always done various baffles with chambers, but this is a clean tank, never baffled ,so I'm wondering if someone has better ideas than me (no cheap shots on that, k? ) Thanks
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What's the footprint of the skimmer?
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32"x32"x20" Cube-ish tank |
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roughly 9x12 with all the plumbing and pump
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Here's my submission:
Basically water flows in a "U" shaped pattern. I put an elevation sketch so you can see how the center baffle/partition works. The skimmer in theory could drain back over the center partition and back into the filter sock chamber. I use to run a sump just like this when I had my other tank set up. Works very well and can handle a lot of flow if required.
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32"x32"x20" Cube-ish tank Last edited by mr_alberta; 11-25-2007 at 01:17 AM. |
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Why not skip the baffles all together and just use a filter sock defuss the bubbles from the return and the skimmer
J |
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