KJAG
Rogue
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- Silver Strand Beach, Oxnard
- What state or country do you live in
- California
Been running Bean overflows for years and all my tanks are operated with this system in conjunction with C2C overflows.
About to plumb a 180 g frag tank to my 200 g display however, and it so happens that the tanks are approx 20 feet apart( the frag tank will be located in the garage)
Since the nature of running a Bean requires(for optimal/ideal performance) a straight drop into the sump, I'm unable to 90 the standpipes from each tank into one common sump. My solution was to have three sumps: one to accept each set of standpipes, and then plumb the two "standpipe sumps" into one shared common sump.
If anyone has attempted this or has any thoughts, please advise!
About to plumb a 180 g frag tank to my 200 g display however, and it so happens that the tanks are approx 20 feet apart( the frag tank will be located in the garage)
Since the nature of running a Bean requires(for optimal/ideal performance) a straight drop into the sump, I'm unable to 90 the standpipes from each tank into one common sump. My solution was to have three sumps: one to accept each set of standpipes, and then plumb the two "standpipe sumps" into one shared common sump.
If anyone has attempted this or has any thoughts, please advise!
