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08/22/2011, 12:58 PM
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Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Grand Prairie TX
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Best Overflow Method
I am getting ready to setup a new tank. The question is what is the best method that makes the less amount of noise. Would like to have the quite's setup as possible.
Methods of choice: 1). Drilling the top back glass with two 1" holes, with a T and a extended pipe with capped end with a air tube. 2). Typical reef ready setup with the corner divider with a stand pipe on the inside. This setup is commonly seen. Hope I explained everything well. My last tank used the first method and I had a little burping. Thanks |
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08/22/2011, 01:18 PM
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Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: Houston, TX
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Best/Quietest method if you have the space for drilling holes is Herbie or Bean Animal. Herbie requires two drains, bean animal requires 3. Plus your return line.
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