I'm bored, let's see your reefs.

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Working on a better water bridge... acrylic and plexiglass suck to cut and work with using basic tools.
 

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Working on a better water bridge... acrylic and plexiglass suck to cut and work with using basic tools.
SeaFeverH2O:

Are you using a pump to move water between the two tanks? Does the water bridge handle significant water movement and quickly? I have seen these in more passive applications and am unsure if a water bridge can effectively move water between the tanks at a fairly rapid rate?

I have three tanks that all have return pumps and overflows to a shared sump. New Tank 4 (45g) will be far from the sump so I am considering a water bridge approach between Tank 3 (45g) and new Tank 4 (45g). (I am open to what you are using and even having two or three of them if needed).

Considering having a pump from the sump to new Tank 4, but then return it via water bridge to Tank 3 and let Tank 3's overflow take it from there back to the sump.
 

WHAT KIND OF HAPPY ACCIDENT(S) HAVE YOU HAD IN YOUR REEF?

  • Stable parameters over time

    Votes: 30 62.5%
  • Consistent coral growth

    Votes: 15 31.3%
  • Fish and inverts are settled

    Votes: 8 16.7%
  • The tank has moved past its ugly stages

    Votes: 12 25.0%
  • It has survived a major setback

    Votes: 2 4.2%
  • At least six months old

    Votes: 4 8.3%
  • At least one year old

    Votes: 8 16.7%
  • Stop worrying about age—it’s about stability

    Votes: 11 22.9%
  • Other (Post in the comments)

    Votes: 2 4.2%
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