Here's a question for you guys. Wondering if anyone may have a simple solution that I'm overlooking.
I use a Python No Spill siphon system for water changes and to occasionally siphon out detritus. The tank is 150G display with a 40G sump, with a net system volume of 170G.
It's always tough to match up the volume of water I remove during a water change with the volume I put back in. Normally, I just make sure I'm making more water than I'm taking out.
But I'm curious: is there a better way to estimate the total volume taken out? Normally I could fill up brute with the discarded water to measure, but the Python connects to the sink and down the drain.
Measuring out the tank height for rough estimate? Figuring out the flow rate on the Python?
Just curious if anyone has done the math. Cheers!
I use a Python No Spill siphon system for water changes and to occasionally siphon out detritus. The tank is 150G display with a 40G sump, with a net system volume of 170G.
It's always tough to match up the volume of water I remove during a water change with the volume I put back in. Normally, I just make sure I'm making more water than I'm taking out.
But I'm curious: is there a better way to estimate the total volume taken out? Normally I could fill up brute with the discarded water to measure, but the Python connects to the sink and down the drain.
Measuring out the tank height for rough estimate? Figuring out the flow rate on the Python?
Just curious if anyone has done the math. Cheers!