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![]() also another idea is to run an external protein skimmer that way you don't hasve to worry about a skimmer section in your sump and just run it in you water out line that way you can have a bigger fuge which i would never go without and still havew alots of room for other things like calcium reactors ATO section mixing chamber and other things.
PS: i have a tank with the exact dimensions of yours and mines a perfecto corner overflow i don't know what yours is but i run the same dimensions and i run two sumps connected with some pvc |
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![]() You can barely see the 1" drain opening in the back right. The idea is that any mishaps drain directly to the basement.
Just wondering, Is your tank located on a upper floor with a basement under. Thinking about the weight of the tank. Last edited by ILIKECOUGARS; 05-25-2008 at 04:07 AM. |
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![]() yes the tank is in my main floor livingroom.
I had the builder pour an 8 x 3 concrete footing in the earth and change the two 2x10 laminated beams to FIVE 2 x 14 laminated beams. I then added my own jackposts on top of the footing about 2.5 feet from the beams. so my tank is supported directly under the front and back. I had the engineers re-enforce for a 500 gallon tank as overkill. In the end the footing was not needed so I added jackposts to add more stability so the footing would not be wasted. |