Hi all,
Please can you advise how to add a sump onto a tank not designed for one as the tabnk does not have an overflow (and I want to avoid cutting/drilling the glass as that would probably lead to disaster in my hands.) Its a small tank (32 US gallon) and is more designed for freshwater as it came with a built in chamber for internal filter and heater. I have it on a sturdy wooden cabinet so I have room below for a 20g sump.
How would you advise I do this, with an attached weir? How then woudl I avouid tank drainage/flood? Or would a hang on sump be more practical?
Scott
Please can you advise how to add a sump onto a tank not designed for one as the tabnk does not have an overflow (and I want to avoid cutting/drilling the glass as that would probably lead to disaster in my hands.) Its a small tank (32 US gallon) and is more designed for freshwater as it came with a built in chamber for internal filter and heater. I have it on a sturdy wooden cabinet so I have room below for a 20g sump.
How would you advise I do this, with an attached weir? How then woudl I avouid tank drainage/flood? Or would a hang on sump be more practical?
Scott