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03-28-2009, 09:46 PM
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Wow, that's big. Might be a tight squeeze, but i'm tired of manually cranking these valve to change the flow characteristics in my tank. One of these 4-ways would do wonders for my tank.
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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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03-28-2009, 11:15 PM
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Neat plumbing, what type of bulkhead is that in the top corners?
The 4-ways are a little big, but what takes the space is the unions. Guess though you could plumb it in hard, still leave it in place for cleaning etc. If actually had to take it out, cut the pipe leading into the thread unions. Here's on a Dart for idea of size and sitting on 12x12" tiles.  
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03-28-2009, 11:17 PM
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and lots of layout pictures in OM's WaterPix forum.
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03-29-2009, 04:03 AM
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Thanks Mark, very helpful considering you have a Dart to put next to it!
The pictures of my CL plumbing are a few years old when I re-did my tank plumbing so I can't remember where I got those 90 degree bulkheads (somewhere online - I spent $$ on fittings to make this work in such a tight space)
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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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