Plumbing for your set up let see them..

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Can't get any simpler :)
 
Pretty straightforward - Drain on the left, Return on the right.
 

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I went Glass-Holes 1500 gph overflow. Here's a shot of the back of the tank showing the two 1 1/2 drains, and 3/4 return line.

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Here is my start. The short pipe that drops down a bit has a threaded adapter for water changes, it doubles to fill bags for transporting corals or to get water for testing. I still have to add the shutoff on the display fuge drain line (back left drain line). The display fuge is a 20 gallon tank not yet moved.
 

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ill post pictures of my setup tomorrow after i upgrade my srtup. it consist of a 90, a 50 gallon sump, im adding a 125, and 2 90 gallon sumps. its all controlled by one panworld pump and theres an APEX on the way
 
Looks good thanks For posting ...anyone have a manifold in their plumbing like to see how you guys did those also..
 

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