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Sump and Fuge
Using 2 overflow boxes, can I run my fuge and sump on seperate pumps? I'm thinking everything should balance out. This would be a nice way of increasing my water flow and go a long way in creating turbulence. I'm just not sure how efficient this would be. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
**EDIT** The more I think about, the more it seems like a risky move. Maybe I'm wrong. **EDIT AGAIN** Forget it. The more I think about it. Water would be siphoning down into each tank at the same rate. And unless the 2 pumps were pumping at exactly the same rate, they would never balance out. Feel free to delete this garbage. Last edited by GaryZ; 10-03-2005 at 10:33 PM. |
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