DEE’S reef
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So on facebook marketplace I found a 50 gallon acrylic tank that’s drilled with to hole on the back but I was wondering iff there’s a way to make a internal overflow so I can plumb from the bottom of the tank.
Internal overflow design
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Yup, but I wouldn't do it myself because my acrylic skills are weak.
A simple hole through the bottom of the tank with a bulkhead adaptor and a standpipe can function fairly easily for this process. A screened intake fitting, and a proper sump to avoid over filling the tank if the screen gets cloughed is how many fish stores keep their tanks running without the typical external overflow.
A simple hole through the bottom of the tank with a bulkhead adaptor and a standpipe can function fairly easily for this process. A screened intake fitting, and a proper sump to avoid over filling the tank if the screen gets cloughed is how many fish stores keep their tanks running without the typical external overflow.
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