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![]() I am picking up a sump made for a 29G biocube this week. So to help others in the future I will take picures and do a build on the process for others that have the same issue as myself.
My issue is since my tank is set up and running I don't want to drill out the back. So my option is a HOB overflow with U tube. Eshopps Nano overflow offers a decent box but is only rated at 200 gph. Is that sufficient? or is there another type I should look at instead? Also I don't want a HOB that will have my tank 6" away from the wall. As it stands now the tank sits flat against the wall. Also my other concerns. 1 Ensuring my return rate is the same as the flow rate 2 Power distruption (although very rare if it happens how do I ensure the sump does not overflow?) 3 a HOB that takes up little space to keep the "nano appearence".
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29 Gallon Oc Biocube. Lights – 24 3w Bridgelux LED 12 whites 10,000k 12 Royal blue 455nm On black heat sink Nano 425 and Koralia 550 Circ pumps Stevie-T Media and Fuge Basket, Tune 9002 skimmer |