Hmm then I may give this a shot. This plastic drawer will be much cheaper than making a small plexi tower
330 gallon setup and sump build
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Hmm then I may give this a shot. This plastic drawer will be much cheaper than making a small plexi tower
With that big inside frame footprint why not join 2 x 75 gals together to form a big sump. Someone on this forum joined it by 2x2holes on the side of the tank. If ur not worry about height than use a standard 125. 24" high thou. If ur not too sure if u can work with that height than make some mock up and see if it works for you.
Only reason I don't is because I don't need to. This is a 125 wide that is growing out 1 bd pup
I am in the process of ordering pumps. I was originally doing two Jebao DCT-12000 on my build. After bouncing around a bit I found the newer model the DCS which supposedly has a better impeller to keep it quiter and there is also the new DCP models which I remember
Fish Tank Travis
using but they dont have a 12000 model, only a 10000 which I dont want to run on the higher end and a 15000 which I think will be to much flow. Any suggestions? Thinking about just sticking with the regular DCT
Fish Tank Travis
using but they dont have a 12000 model, only a 10000 which I dont want to run on the higher end and a 15000 which I think will be to much flow. Any suggestions? Thinking about just sticking with the regular DCT
I am in the process of ordering pumps. I was originally doing two Jebao DCT-12000 on my build. After bouncing around a bit I found the newer model the DCS which supposedly has a better impeller to keep it quiter and there is also the new DCP models which I remember
I would go with the DCP 15000 if I were you. You can turn it down as low as 30% and being a DC pump, it will use a lot less power that way. What kind of flow rate are you looking for?
Imo these pumps are all adjustable and wont be a huge difference between dct, dcs, and dcp or what ever new model they come out with next week lol go for what is gonna get you near the gph range your looking for and whats most cost effective.
