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Old 01-15-2010, 02:46 PM
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You can also keep the bottle in your sump, so on the off chance it does overflow, it just does so back into the sump.
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You can also keep the bottle in your sump, so on the off chance it does overflow, it just does so back into the sump.
Haha...very good and obvious suggestion that never dawned on me.
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Ya, I was thinking about that as an option. Need to figure out how to weigh the bottle down so that it can sit in the sump water.. Although, I'm still having a hard time figuring out where else a snail could get into the skimmer's outlet since I have mine covered by a splash/bubble guard socky thing.
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