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Post by Deleted on Oct 30, 2016 6:32:18 GMT -5
Doing some advanced thinking/planning here and figured I'd ask a question that comes to mind. I run a 40B with a 29 sump. Works great, and is a good size for what I want. I'm currently running with a coast to coast overflow across almost the entire long side. It works well, can't possibly lose siphon, and can handle any water volume I throw at it. It's great. However, I'm thinking about moving the tank at some point, and would kind of like to set it up as a peninsula tank. If I do, I'm obviously going to need to change the overflow so it's not ugly. So, the question is... if I buy a new 40B and run a CTC overflow across the short side, will it pull enough volume to work effectively? Has anyone done it? The drilling and plumbing don't scare me at all, as I did my current tank. Just worried about having enough volume in the overflow box and having it pull a large enough sheet of water off the length of the tank. As a note, the overflow design is the BeanAnimal design, and I'll never go back!
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Post by gotareef on Nov 6, 2016 13:35:10 GMT -5
I had a few 40b tanks like that.. should be fine but with any c2c overflow watch for dead spaces under the overflow... I think it works better on the short side. With my tanks I always tried for low flow threw sump high flow in the tank...
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Post by Deleted on Nov 6, 2016 16:05:25 GMT -5
That's exactly the method I've been using with my 40B with my long coast to coast. Seems to be doing alright. Might go for slightly higher sump flow on the rebuild.
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