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Hello all I am new to the forum. Let me first start by saying I just broke down I 70 gallon tank that I've had going for over a year with no problems. I'm pretty sure I know what you were all going to say but here it goes when I did the 70 gallon I did not want to hear any noises in my Poler would deal with the problems of the sump so in the 70 I ran the overflow box as a filter through media live rock filter pads then down to the pump and back into the tank. I never really had any problems with the tank when I had the water tested in the water was always crystal clear. Now I just decided to upgrade to a 120 tank oceanic tech series. The center overflow is bigger than the 70 gallon in the 70 gallon when I did my water changes was right around 5 gallons to empty the overflow through the bulkhead that I put in the bottom. My question is does anyone see a real problem with using this design I have the new tank up and running with filter pads at the top running on the light diffuser plastic stuff you get from Home Depot Then through live rock then down to the The pump where it is pump back into the tank. The water was crystal clear obviously a day later and I'm hoping to have no problems with this tank but because the tank is much larger I was just wondering if anyone saw any problems down the road. I am pretty good about doing my water changes every week also. And I do run hang on back protein skimmer which was designed for a 75 gallon tank but is working fantastic on the new tank.