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Not to start a war but before I posted here I also posted on RC and got almost the opposite answer. This is what I got from RC "The Advance 71A3592 ballast is a Constant Wattage Autotransformer (CWA) 250-watt mercury vapor (ANSI H37) ballast. It will not operate metal halide lamps properly. That...
Green coraline usually means low light. My coraline grows all over my rocks but I have yet to see it take over my glass. I also think my salt has something to do with it. I used to keep a nano using instant ocean and my coraline was on the glass within 3 months now I have a larger reef using...
Two overflows? one for the sump and one for the frag tank? isint that gonna be a little unsightly? What other options do I have to getting it plumbed? What do others do as far as this if they have both a sump/fuge and a prop tank?
I understand this now but my problem is I also have a real HOB overflow for my sump. If i throttle the return line down from the frag tank I will end up just empting my sump first. Wouldnt this effect the pvc u tube i made causing the frag tank to overflow until the sump was empty?
Okay, but lets say my pump is weaker? do I leave the return all the way open and than cut the drain down with the valve? I mean i've had both a half way and fooled with both and cannot for the life of me get this to level off. do I A. leave the drain all the way open and fool with the return...
So what you are saying is that I should open the ball valve on the drain line all the way? wouldn't this cause the frag tank to overflow due to the pump not being able to carry the water back in fast enough? The pipes are 3/4 inches wide tia
I don't know where to begin. Maybe there is an easy solve for this, maybe not. I have a frag tank under my main that is plumbed to the main with pvc. gravity pulls the water down from a homemade utube (2 90 degree elbows) made of pvc and the return is put back into the tank using a pump and the...
after reading up on them I have found out the same exact thing, they spread like weeds and do so with a strong current. I actually found a pic of some that got a bit out of hand. Thought you all might find it interesting.