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Old 09-07-2004, 01:41 AM
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Yeah, every time I played through the possible pump failure scenerios I always ended up with water on my imaginary floor. I think I'm going to have to give up on plumbing my two tanks together and simply have them share a common sump.

I did some research this afternoon into using U-tube siphons to connect them together but found more complaints than recommendations for that system. Still intriguing though...

Another possibility is cutting a small, square section at the top, back corner of each tank and building a channel to connect the two; return on one, overflow on the other. But, don't like the idea of cutting the tank...

Looks like I'm going with a shared sump. Essentially the same results anyhow.
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