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02-10-2006, 03:20 PM
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That looks like your standard Bow Valley sump to me. The idea is that you cut pieces of egg crate or something to fit into each gap and in the space provided you can put sponges, carbon or whatever. Works pretty good if that is something you need to do.
Getting those chunks of glass off will be difficult. Unless you need to change it, don't. 
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02-10-2006, 08:12 PM
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Id suggest makeing your pump chamber larger.
When you turn the pump on youll loose all the water that goes into the plumbing from that chamber. Along with your daily evaporation. So unless your planning on a auto top off. You'll end up having to top it off all the time.
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02-10-2006, 08:45 PM
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I agree. Even with auto top-up, I am a firm believer in a large pump reservoir for peace of mind.
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90gal Starfire mixed reef, 400W MH (Giesemann 13K megachrome/Icecap E-ballast), (2) 54W T5 Giesemann true actinic, 45gal sump (65W 50/50 PC), ASM G-3 Skimmer, Mak 4 return, Sequence Dart closed loop, foam backdrop, 120 lbs LR, 2" sandbed, & 1 dillhole running the show.
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