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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.
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Dale
 
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Should I silicone them in or can I just install the pvc return & overflow lines.
 

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