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|   Thanks Mark. I sure will. 
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|   Close up of my drain stacks as they sit now.  
				__________________ Doug Last edited by Doug; 11-23-2013 at 03:51 AM. | 
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|   Hey are you going to put a strainer of some sort on your drains? If so where did you get them? | 
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 The stacks pictured are only half way up 
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 Bean would be nice if you're willing to drill the extra hole. I had read a lot on the Bean, and now that I've used it, I'll never go back to anything else. I ran Durso's on my last reef, but when a plug up occurred I woke up to a sopping wet floor. I like the idea of the emergency drain and back up plan, not to mention how quiet it runs without any salt creep. | 
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 I have to go read on them. If I made a 1.5. in drain pipe, which is around a 2.25in hole for bulkhead, would that be my main drain and the other two back up or why the three drains? 
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|   You plan on building an overflow box right? Anyways if I was you I would, and just run both drains as drains and run a herbie system. I have no clue why people run bean animals I don't understand the concept over a herbie system. I have a durso right now and its a PITA. I guess if you were to go with 3 holes in your overflow and drill another I would add the 3rd as a return. I would drill the 3rd hole to be bigger then the other 2 and use the bigger of the 3 as the emergency drain. |