PVC overflow

[troni]

so i finally got my stand sorta finished (looks terrible functions well). and got my sump installed and my pvc overlfow done. now im having gurgling. i relieze its from the water dropping and air and splashing i look it up and either
1. i choke the drain line with the valve...but i want the drain line to be able to carry more water the can be pumped in so that way if its raising .5 mm every day 3 weeks down the road it wont overflow.

2. smoother transition to the last fall. instead of a 90, 2 - 45. space is limiting as its only a 20g and i'm drilled through the top of the stand.

i have some other ideas that might fix it that ive kinda read.

when it drops down through the stand, it goes straight down till water is released below water level. reasoning is because i dont want splashing to avoid mold mildew rotting inside the stand.

adding a cap with a hole drilled intop where the air inlet is.

any other ideas are great welcomed and appreaciated.

i can add pictures maybe if i can figure it out as itll be first picture posting.

[reefwars]

what type of overflow do you have set up?? if your using 2 drains then use a gate valve on one so you can fine tune it to match your return pump:P

[troni]

i dunno what its called but no only one drain for now

[reefwars]

never choke your drain with anything unless you have an emergency drain so are you using a durso like this??:






or just a standpipe??



or do you have nothing in your overflow box but the bulkhead itself??

[troni]

i dont know what type i have so i tried the cap with a hole but still very loud so harvey at MA suggestted using a air valve to get the correct intake so i might try that when i can get to a store.

anyway i attched pictures of what i have inside and out of tank on top of stand. under it goes straight down to below water level.

[RDNanoGuy]

The hole in the cap is way too big. Start with your smallest drill bit and keep enlarging it till the siphon is working properly. Or you could use a needle valve to dial in the right amount of air.