Sea Side Aquatics Overflow

NanoReefer · Jan 28, 2017

anyone using one of these? i like how this overflow is covered but i've never used one before. should I stay away or go for it?

https://www.seasideaquatics.com/cat...side-aquatics-overflow-box-ofu-005-clear.html

joseserrano · Jan 28, 2017

the covered part wont matter. im sure it works just as well as any of the others.

dorkymk3 · Jan 28, 2017

It does come with a siphon hose so you can hook up an aqualifter pump to it. It's better if you drill the tank and add a shadow overflow instead.

NanoReefer · Jan 28, 2017

dorkymk3 said:

I'd prefer a drilled tank but mine can't be drilled.

newtothis · Jan 29, 2017

This one is better. It doesn't need an aqua lifter. After initial prime, the unit will self siphoned once your power is restored, if and when you loose power.

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NanoReefer · Jan 29, 2017

yeah, i didn't realize that one needed an aqua lifter to run it. I think ill go with the Eshopps PF-300 unless anyone things the sea side version is better for some reason? the internal box seems a bit bigger on the sea side and i dont know what benefit that could have.. i only say Eshopps because i found it for a few bucks cheaper and I've use the brand before.

peter · Jan 29, 2017

I use to have the eshopps one i think it use to lose siphon after awhile.. im currently using the cpr overflowbox, you need a aqualifter but i havent had any problems with it, i recommend the cpr.

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