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Old 07-29-2007, 10:04 PM   #21
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hammerhead that could be a little to big, if you are going to tee it off to run other equipment.I have a 265g with two 2inch hole in the back of my tank the pump i use is barracuda and that match my water flow going down in the sump. I rather have more water movement in the tank then the system.If you going to run a big pump then your sump should be real big
My sump will be 5' x 30" x 20"
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Old 07-29-2007, 10:19 PM   #22
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good size sump, my is 5f,18in,22in
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Old 07-30-2007, 02:30 AM   #23
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Old 07-30-2007, 10:23 AM   #24
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Return on Hammerhead after head pressure 3800 gph
An overflow length of 36" @ 1" tall will not handle 3,800 GPH.

http://www.reefcentral.com/calc/drai...0&drain=Submit

2,000 GPH would be the most I would put thru this size overflow, you need a little safety margin in there.
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Old 07-30-2007, 10:48 AM   #25
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thank you Cali. With all the head room between my basement and display i will adjust accordingly. will tee of pump if necessary to fee skimmer.also pump will have a ballvalve incase i need to turn it down a bit
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An overflow length of 36" @ 1" tall will not handle 3,800 GPH.

http://www.reefcentral.com/calc/drai...0&drain=Submit

2,000 GPH would be the most I would put thru this size overflow, you need a little safety margin in there.
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Old 11-18-2007, 05:00 PM   #26
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Here is my new 180gal tub getting my marco rock ready for my feb XMAS tank up grade.


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Old 11-18-2007, 05:03 PM   #28
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Xmas In Wall Tank Thread

I am starting this thread to get input on my after Xmas tank setup. This setup will probably start the first week on Feb. 2008.

First the tank.
This will be a Glass Cage tank dimension's 80"wide x 36"deep x 30"high. This tank will be in wall, will have a 8" overflo on the left side of tank. So the overflo will be 8"wide x 36"deep x 30"high. tank will have 1 x 2" drain and 2 x 1" returns. with all other 3 panes Starphire Glass.

Lighting.
I will be using 3 lumenarcs3
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also will have 3 PFO Mogul mounted Moon lights.
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Supplement lighting will be 4 VHO actinic 72" Ice Cap Retro Kit
2x 72" VHO URI Aquasun
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Champion Lighting & Supply :: Lighting :: VHO Fluorescent :: IceCap VHO Retros :: 4x72" Ice Cap Retro W/2-430

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2x Vortech Pumps
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2x Wavy Sea
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On a closed loop Reef Dart
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and the return from basement Sequence Hammerhead
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Filtration.
About a 6" sand bed
About 400lbs of rock including sump
and a Deltec 902 skimmer
Deltec - Aquarium Equipment - protein skimmers, turbo skimmers, calcium reactors, fluidized reactors, kalkwasser stirrers

All Other Equipment Used With Setup
Deltec Calcium Reactor
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Deltec Kalk Reactor
Deltec - Aquarium Equipment - protein skimmers, turbo skimmers, calcium reactors, fluidized reactors, kalkwasser stirrers
Deltec Fluidized Chamber
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Sump.
60"Width x 30"Deep x 20"High
Reef Sump By NY Acrylics

Please free to chime in on any advice you feel will be helpfull to this setup.

David
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Old 11-18-2007, 05:12 PM   #29
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dave just lmk when your ready. also i dont think you can run that much flow through the wavy sea's. and thats alot of return flow, making the flow though your sump awful fast for it to really to be getting the benifit's. also once it's switched you going to use the black tub for a dsb ?
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Old 11-18-2007, 05:55 PM   #30
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Ok that's a Lot of work. I'll sleep over Saturday night to Sunday to help, Are you going to need any 1 inch I still have about 5ft rigid and 5ft flex also Dont buy the clear primer I've got more than enough of that... Get the Basement bed ready. Ah man all that glue.
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