Side Effects of New Flow

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Bearfan

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Well, my condy has decided he doesn't like his old home and is on the move. We'll see where he ends up.

My brown cucumber also seems a little upset, and is slowly moving as well.

Readings for today:

PH 8.1
KH 120ppm
SG 1.0245
Temp 80.3
CA 420+
NO3, NO2, NH3 all undetectable.
 
Bearfan said:
Alot. From about 100gph into/out of the sump to about 1000gph.
Almost fell out my chair when I read that myself, so can only imagine how they feel in the tank :lol:
 
Well, might only be about 700gph, because that's what I think the capacity of the overflows are. I've got it at capacity for sure.
 
might only be about 700gph, because that's what I think the capacity of the overflows are. I've got it at capacity for sure.

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I think that's what I'm going to run into. :roll: Got me a mag 9.5 to run my 125 with a29 sump. :mrgreen:
 
Yea, I tested it, Through a 25 ft water hose it was gaining ground on my tank. :roll: , I have a SWCD coming and once I get it and see what it's going to do to my flow then I'll know if I gotta choke it down. :mrgreen:
 
yea dont think with the swcd ya will have to choke it down at all !! fishfreek did a test and it seams ya lose 30%
 
justmy2cents said:
Then it's a good thing I got one bigger than I actually needed. :mrgreen:

Bigger is always better :wink: You can always choke it back if you need but if you buy a pump too small then you kick yourself
 
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