Planning process of 29 gallon- New member

[jhale]

there are tee adaptors that will go under the sink, they have them at home depot.
also if you do the fill as you need method beware the water bug! it will bite you in the a$$ when you least expect it. see these threads.

stop the madness

the water bug

 

[jhale]

hey I feel like Dean now

 

[DEEPWATER]

Hey Rhh
whats up ,,you dont have to cut pipes ,,maybe drill a 1/4 hole for the waste water for the ro unit ,like house said you can get the adaptor from home depot ,or if you like i can pick one for you at the plumbing supply ,,im a plumber so im there everyday ..im working tomorrow by sheaphead bay ,emmons and haring ,,LMK

 

[realhiphop]

Sorry to resurrect this thread kind of late. I'm pretty sure that I don't have any faucets with strainers that I can twist off. All the pipes under my sink seem to be copper and I don't think I can run a t off of them. Do I have any other options?

Right now I'm leaning towards doing the 29 gallon display tank with an external overflow (1 inch bulhead?) and 2 return bulkheads. Is 3/4 " a good size for the returns? I can't figure out the pump needs though. If I were to have a 10 gallon sump what size mag would you recommend in the sump? Would you recommend putting the returns on a CL?

 

[realhiphop]

anyone?