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<title>overflow and closed loop</title>
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<description>&lt;strong&gt;OVER FLOW AND CLOSED LOOP&lt;/strong&gt;

the tank will only be viewable from one side and the bottom is tempered so i planned on
having the overflow come in halfway up the back then go up as a stand pipe? 

place them as close to the bottom as possible. the intakes should
be 2 to 4 inches below water line in ovrflow. helps eliimate the suction of air and
therebye lowers micro bubbles. 



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water flow 8 to 10 times turnover should be a good start no? 

yes. &lt;br&gt;
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yes theres a 29 gallon sump &lt;br&gt;
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DIY or PreBuilt?

the tank is not setup so budget is pretty far reaching ATM &lt;br&gt;
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i was thinking 4 returns and the ocean motions &lt;br&gt;
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excellent. they are the best PERIOD. use with Sequence DART.

the flexible pvc seals well against the bulkheads? 

use only for INTAKES for closed loop. need TWO bulkheads - each 1
inch -? to feed Sequence Dart 2 inch pump intake. the pump out flow is 1 1/2 inch.
you plumb the out-flow through 1 1/2 inch hard pipe to 4 WAY intake then use ONE INCH PVC
for the 4 outputs of 4 WAY.? Be sure output returns from 4 way are under water. 









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should i get slip bulks and glue in a pvc stub to clamp the flexible to it? &lt;br&gt;


yes, as above..

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