Trident with Red Sea Rear Sump

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I have a Red Sea Max E260 where I am utilizing the rear sump (no in cabinet upgrade). I am interested in the Trident but I am wondering if there is enough room in the rear sump for the probes? It is pretty packed back there as is so I wanted to make sure before I purchase. Any advice/feedback is greatly appreciated!
 
The trident has one line that technically goes into the tank and it’s a tiny little piece of tubing. Are you talking about the apex probes?
 
I have a Red Sea Max E260 where I am utilizing the rear sump (no in cabinet upgrade). I am interested in the Trident but I am wondering if there is enough room in the rear sump for the probes? It is pretty packed back there as is so I wanted to make sure before I purchase. Any advice/feedback is greatly appreciated!
Yes. I have the same tank and I do use the rear sump. I just made sure they are not in the middle section where the skimmer is.
 

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