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![]() I like #1
In #2 If your return is under water like that you will need to also figure out a way to stop the syphon when the pump shuts off
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![]() I would use a lockline to move it to the surface. It will be higher than the water level (or right at it)
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![]() I like #2 better. Technically it should be stronger since you don't have a corner cut into the glass that will be a stress point(even though there's very little stress with 1" of water). Lots of people with #1 though that works great for them.
Love the size of both though, very wide. Will make a great reef.
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![]() i like design #1. only cause its pretty much exactly what i have. you can see pics in concept's thread (pics 11 and 12). it is 60x30x24h
http://www.canreef.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=82418 |
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![]() Numero Uno
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