Hi new to this site and have a question..

[reefwars]

Originally Posted by gassniffer

Well_after_pricing_out_the_trunks_of_suitable_size ,_I_have_not_to_do_the_trunk_I_am_looking_at_spend ing_around_500...
That_is_way_to_much_on_the_sump_concidering_I_stil l_need_skimmer_socks_fittings_pump...I_found_a_sum p_that_will_fit_my_small_area_below_my_tank
could_some-one_have_a_look_at_it_and_please_me_know_if_its_to _small_for_my_90G_thanks...Sorry_about_thelines_my _spacebar_stopped_working_after_I_spilt_my_rum&cok e_on_it..LOL
http://www.jlaquatics.com/product/aq...odel+1%29.html

that gas is good stuff eh??

[Enigma]

I have an Aqueon ProFllex Model 3. It is way too small for me, at this point. It was great at first, but I've since acquired so many gizmohs.

If you get the Model 1, don't do a fuge. You'll need the space for other stuff. You'll get your heaters in the centre section, but won't find a skimmer to fit in there (I don't think). Return pump and a TLF reactor (with separate pump) will work in the third chamber.

Also, keep in mind that it won't take all of the water that drains from your tank when the return pump is shut off.

You'd be better going off with a 10 gallon tank (@ 20" long), just put a filter sock hanger in it, and toss all of your hardware in the 10 gallon however it will fit. Once again, it won't handle backflow, so you'll really have to think about your plumbing. I get five gallons of backflow when I shut my pumps down.

[MKLKT]

For a 90 gallon you'll probably want at least a 20 gallon sump in order to fit the required equipment. The more space you have to move around in the stand/sump area the better, otherwise it gets frustrating and overcrowded really quick. Remember that the sump is only about half-full, so you aren't actually adding 20 gallons to the system size.

[Enigma]

Originally Posted by MKLKT

For a 90 gallon you'll probably want at least a 20 gallon sump in order to fit the required equipment. The more space you have to move around in the stand/sump area the better, otherwise it gets frustrating and overcrowded really quick. Remember that the sump is only about half-full, so you aren't actually adding 20 gallons to the system size.

I run my sump at about 3/4 to keep my skimmer operating at optimum. You should see how close it gets when I shut my pumps off! I've maybe got a gallon of wiggle room (if I'm lucky). I don't ever let hubby see that.

[MKLKT]

Originally Posted by Enigma

I run my sump at about 3/4 to keep my skimmer operating at optimum. You should see how close it gets when I shut my pumps off! I've maybe got a gallon of wiggle room (if I'm lucky). I don't ever let hubby see that.

Haha, gotta love physics. It's a big puzzle of baffle heights, pump sizes and water flow.

[gassniffer]

Thanks_for_the_advice_on_the_sump..After_pricing_o ut_acrylic_I_have_decided_to_build_my_own_to_Maxim ize_sump_size..
The_other_question_I_have_is_should_I_go_duel_over _flow_in_the_tank??_one_on_each_of_the_corners??

[HaZRaTTy]

Originally Posted by reefwars

that gas is good stuff eh??

Lol...

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