Damian's 150g build!

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They're facing up. Blowing air out. The fans on the black are blowing air into the canopy.

Ahhhh. So u listened to me??? That's cool dude. I might do some fans blowing out like that. Keep the air moving real nice. Let's see ur fan setup in the back. Excited to see ur tank. U need any help tomorrow? I could cruise by, need an excuse to see ur tank and ride my moto


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Ahhhh. So u listened to me??? That's cool dude. I might do some fans blowing out like that. Keep the air moving real nice. Let's see ur fan setup in the back. Excited to see ur tank. U need any help tomorrow? I could cruise by, need an excuse to see ur tank and ride my moto


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Yes, I listened to you. Of course, Chad had to put his two cents in too. Haha
 
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It has begun!

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Slowly getting there....
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I'm working with a 40g and 20g brute at a time. I should probably buy another 40 but it'll go to waste later...

The booster pump is helping probably cut 1 hour of time from my old Rodi.

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Ok, so trouble in paradise.

I turn the return pump on at almost full blast, the pump pumps water out to the fuge, then goes up the manifold. If I reduce the flow to the fuge, water drains too fast on the return chamber and makes this waterfall sound. Also, I barely feel any flow from the return nozzles, but the water in the overflow box is almost running up to the emergency drain.

My sump...

[drains | skimmer | return | fuge]

It's hard to explain and I'm lost...
 
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Ok, so trouble in paradise.

I turn the return pump on at almost full blast, the pump pumps water out to the fuge, then goes up the manifold. If I reduce the flow to the fuge, water drains too fast on the return chamber and makes this waterfall sound. Also, I barely feel any flow from the return nozzles, but the water in the overflow box is almost running up to the emergency drain.

My sump...

[drains | skimmer | return | fuge]

It's hard to explain and I'm lost...

Hmm I read that twice but I'm not sure I get it.


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Yeah. I don't know what I'm talking about either. But after making some tweaks, only the full syphon is taking in water and not the open channel. What does that mean?

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Yeah. I don't know what I'm talking about either. But after making some tweaks, only the full syphon is taking in water and not the open channel. What does that mean?

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The full siphon should be 4-6 inches shorter then the other pipe. Is yours?


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