Red Sea Reefer Sump Drilling

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I’m planning on taking my plumbing down into the basement. I’d like to run my skimmer, socks, heaters, reactors ect. in the stock sump, and then drain that sump into a 150g Rubbermaid trough refugium. Does anybody know if the reefer sump is tempered? I’m going to need to drill either the bottom or low on a side to make this work.
 
Do the polarized glasses and laptop test to see. I had to drill the back of my tank and it worked for me...
 
I’m planning on taking my plumbing down into the basement. I’d like to run my skimmer, socks, heaters, reactors ect. in the stock sump, and then drain that sump into a 150g Rubbermaid trough refugium. Does anybody know if the reefer sump is tempered? I’m going to need to drill either the bottom or low on a side to make this work.


Hi,

Did you ever do it? I am contemplating doing it on my P650 Red Sea sump as well.


Thanks!
 

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