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They have a sump that would work perfect for me and even has an ATO resevoir....any issues with quality
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Hey, I just got my sump today. Looks nice but the bulkheads are 1.5 inches....is yours the same? I thought I would be 1 inch....I have a Reef Octopus sump that is very similar (same layout) and I really like it. Which size are you looking at?
You think I could just use a reducer?
Ya let's hope...I might have ordered too big a sump lol....tank is only 100 gallonsBecause you are going from small to large and it isn't a pressurized joint I don't see an issue.
Nah. More water is always better.Ya let's hope...I might have ordered too big a sump lol....tank is only 100 gallons
Ya let's hope...I might have ordered too big a sump lol....tank is only 100 gallons
I was just at home depot and they claimed they had these but I couldn't find it! I'll try lowes...ya more room is better but I now realize that this will take up 36 of the 42 available inches....at least it has the ato reservoir in thereNah. More water is always better.
Also, I have an Icecap 36 and just used 1.5 to 1 slip reducers. I did glue mine, but it may not be needed. I also installed unions right at the reducers. Makes for easy removal, if needed.
These guys.
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Charlot...h-40-Reducer-Bushing-PVC021071150HD/203811539
Ya your probably right....did you put any foam or anything under the sump?Sure you could have got by with a smaller sump but I think you'll appreciate the extra space when you want to start adding reactors, etc. :) Besides the additional water volume means more tank stability, right?!?
Ya your probably right....did you put any foam or anything under the sump?