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Yes, it definitely helps! Do you recall what size bulkheads you used?
 
Trying really hard to research how to set this up. did you use the Durso method in the overflow?
 
I used a 1/2" and a 1" bulkhead. and yes, I did a durso. because of the return T the durso ends up completely submerged. I'd drilled the hole for the airline tubing (which is also under water). the other day I accidentally pulled it out and it still stayed completely silent.
 
Since there is no emergency drain I got a float valve that'll I'll hook up to my apex to shut the return pump off if there's ever a blockage / overflow.
 
Okay great. Sure am glad there is someone with the same setup that knows what they are doing haha. I think I'd still be scratching my head. Thanks again!
 
Lol...don't worry, I won't hold you responsible if anything goes wrong.
 
Did you use threaded pvc to attach to the bulkheads? Did you cut the threads yourself? I didn't see any threaded pvc at lowes.
 
Okay thanks! Do you know what this is for? Came with the tank.
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Thanks. I'm moving the tank to my new apartment tomorrow. I'll post updated pics with the new rockwork when I get a chance.
 

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