Overflow cover

[Jrod381]

Does anyone know where I might be able to find or get a Internal overflow cover Made?

would like a cover to silencethe overflow a little more but more importantly to keep any fish from getting inside there

thanks in advance

 

[R.Weller]

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[Ratherbeflyen]

Build your own.

I made mine from 6mm acrylic.

 

[501Reefer]

Does anyone know where I might be able to find or get a Internal overflow cover Made?

would like a cover to silencethe overflow a little more but more importantly to keep any fish from getting inside there

thanks in advance

Melvs reef

 

[John Smith]

Does anyone know where I might be able to find or get a Internal overflow cover Made?

would like a cover to silence the overflow a little more but more importantly to keep any fish from getting inside there

thanks in advance

To silence the overflow, you can use two PVC elbows. First, attach (do not glue) a female-to-female elbow to your drain tube to change flow direction from vertical to horizontal and adjust the top of the elbow to about your waterline. Second, attach a male-to-female elbow to the first and adjust the angle ±30° from horizontal (negative means the opening is totally submerged). Depending on the volume of the flow, you need to play with this angle. This is cheap and might be enough to reduce the noise to your liking.
As far as preventing fish from jumping in, any top cover will do.

 

[Jrod381]

To silence the overflow, you can use two PVC elbows. First, attach (do not glue) a female-to-female elbow to your drain tube to change flow direction from vertical to horizontal and adjust the top of the elbow to about your waterline. Second, attach a male-to-female elbow to the first and adjust the angle ±30° from horizontal (negative means the opening is totally submerged). Depending on the volume of the flow, you need to play with this angle. This is cheap and might be enough to reduce the noise to your liking.
As far as preventing fish from jumping in, any top cover will do.

thanks for the info I tried that butbeing that the dream pipes are 1 1/2 there’s not much room when I try to do this with the elbows. I guess I’m lookingmake a little more quiet but more to protect from fish or my eel from getting in the overflow

 

[Jrod381]

Melvs reef

just looked into this thank you, they have exactly what I’m looking for