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Old 05-09-2015, 10:04 PM
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Hrm this is weird maybe the pump is over pumping the return then, what do you have for a return again
Fluval SP4

Do you have a ball valve on the return line? Your return pump is rated for 1822 ghp but you overflow box is rated for 1100 gph, so sounds like you neeed to turn down the flow to your return more if it isn't already.

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the pane of glass youre talking about has a gap between the bottom.
I dont think it should be like this, maybe someone else has an opinion on if its OK, OR drain and seal that bottom gap with a another panel and silicone

And then to answer an original question, you'll probably want to get an ATO to maintain that level once you figure out the flow, or you'll be adding fresh water with a jug every day or 2

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Old 05-09-2015, 10:16 PM
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Yea I would dial back the return pump,

But yea the water should be over flowing over that last panel so it keeps that level am I looking at it right?

Also maybe Ask the previous owner what he did different than your doing
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