Welcome to R2R and back to the salty world Dale. Lots of knowledgeable and helpful people here who will support and advise you when needed.
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These screened drains came with it so I'm putting them in.You want to have the overflows as they help with surface skimming and keeping critters out of the overflows. I would first attach the pipes and then re-silicone the overflow boxes unless you want to go a different route (like strainer grates on the overflow pipes). It looks from the photos like your boxes have both high and low inlets which can be nice to have.
Welcome to Reef2Reef!!!Been doing saltwater fish & inverts for many years. Wanting to up the interest in reefing. After moving & having our tank sit a couple years it up & running again. Just picked up a 120 with sump & this will be my first attempt using a sump. It came with overflows. But they are not installed. Do I need to silicon the m in? Are they needed? Tank is drilled & has the bulkheads & intake & return lines.
Thanks again for the add & help,
Dale
Been doing saltwater fish & inverts for many years. Wanting to up the interest in reefing. After moving & having our tank sit a couple years it up & running again. Just picked up a 120 with sump & this will be my first attempt using a sump. It came with overflows. But they are not installed. Do I need to silicon the m in? Are they needed? Tank is drilled & has the bulkheads & intake & return lines.
Thanks again for the add & help,
Dale