Plumbing layout feedback please!

On your manifold are you running your GFO/ Carbon reactor off it? I have thought about this, but wasn't sure I would have enough flow for this, I have a Jebao DC 9000 that's controllable, and another concern was me only planning to run a single return on a 75g display....

what are your thoughts? should I add a ball valve and reduce it to use for my reactor?

(not trying to thread jack here, just saw an opportunity to ask a question )

Barnabie
Yep, dual canister from BRS. Mix of GFO and small particle carbon in the first canister and ROX carbon in the second. Slow flow but it makes a difference. Never have used the second outlet off the manifold.
 
Yep, dual canister from BRS. Mix of GFO and small particle carbon in the first canister and ROX carbon in the second. Slow flow but it makes a difference. Never have used the second outlet off the manifold.


do you think I would have an issue if I were to run a manifold like that with it only having 1 return?
 
do you think I would have an issue if I were to run a manifold like that with it only having 1 return?
I don't think so, you can adjust the flow of each outlet with a ball valve. If anything you'll have better back pressure to the outlet(s) than I do, so higher potential flow.
 
The circled fitting looks like a hose barb with a locking collar? Where did you get it?

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