As much as I would have liked to do the closed loop, I just did not have the funds for it now. So, I went the spray bar route. I have a powerhead that puts out 1050 gph sitting up in the left back corner of the tank, on the overflow wall. A 4 ft piece of pvc runs across the back to the other side.
We drilled 12 holes in in, three aimed right across to the front of the tank,
3 aimed straight down into the liverock and three aimed toward the front, bottom of the tank. The amount of crud that it moved from hidden places was amazing, but now I think we need to add more holes as the water stream is a little harsh and is creating sand pits. The only thing I do not like about this is the white pvc stands out like a sore thumb in an all black tank.
Does anyone know of a "safe" paint that I could use to make this black?
The black pipe at the store is not rigid enough, it is more the rolled tubing.
We drilled 12 holes in in, three aimed right across to the front of the tank,
3 aimed straight down into the liverock and three aimed toward the front, bottom of the tank. The amount of crud that it moved from hidden places was amazing, but now I think we need to add more holes as the water stream is a little harsh and is creating sand pits. The only thing I do not like about this is the white pvc stands out like a sore thumb in an all black tank.
Does anyone know of a "safe" paint that I could use to make this black?
The black pipe at the store is not rigid enough, it is more the rolled tubing.