thank you!I does appear to be a vinyl film that could be pulled off.
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thank you!I does appear to be a vinyl film that could be pulled off.
You absolutely have the room to run a bean animal in the Fiji 1200gph overflow, I'm running it on my current setup.Thanks for the tip. I'll do some research but with the 90 elbows I have now I don't think I'll have the room for it.
Can you get picturesYou absolutely have the room to run a bean animal in the Fiji 1200gph overflow, I'm running it on my current setup.
Yep, I'll snap a few this evening.Can you get pictures
I think you use 90 street elbows correct?You absolutely have the room to run a bean animal in the Fiji 1200gph overflow, I'm running it on my current setup.
I was just at home depot on my way to get my son. Those are what I needed....however I bought 3/4 instead of 1" so ill go back tomorrow and get the right ones.I think you use 90 street elbows correct?
Can you take some pics and post it, id love to see a template of how i will setup my plumbing when it comes time for that.You absolutely have the room to run a bean animal in the Fiji 1200gph overflow, I'm running it on my current setup.
Can you get pictures
Hopefully these help.Can you take some pics and post it, id love to see a template of how i will setup my plumbing when it comes time for that.
So you do have one open siphon. The way I have seen it done is 2 siphons, one higher than the other, low one is main drain (which usually has gate or ball valve on it) and second is higher but below emergency drain and contains a vacuum break (usually a hole drilled into top of fitting) creating a partial siphon.Hopefully these help.
That's exactly how it is.So you do have one open siphon. The way I have seen it done is 2 siphons, one higher than the other, low one is main drain (which usually has gate or ball valve on it) and second is higher but below emergency drain and contains a vacuum break (usually a hole drilled into top of fitting) creating a partial siphon.
And how is that working for you? Have you always had it that way? Only issue is that you don’t have any safeguard for a snail or worse yet, a fish going down the open siphon. With the elbows, it’s a little harder for something to go down it.That's exactly how it is.
You are right, thanksI don't want to take over @ks2509 's thread any more, but due to the design of the internal weir this is highly unlikely.
I can get you exact dimensions this afternoon if needed but the stand is half inch plywood I think so that would make it 35x22 ish I believe.I am wondering what is the internal dems. on the stand. just in case I cant get the sump with it and need to use a cheap petco tank.
Thanks for the pics I have an idea know of what I want to try. Just have to find the pieces I need.I don't want to take over @ks2509 's thread any more, but due to the design of the internal weir this is highly unlikely.
looks great man.Found what I was looking for at another homedepot on the other side of town. 2 90 degree street fittings and 2 regular 90s and boom.