L Lgw Candiru MFK Member Jul 28, 2012 351 47 46 Brisbane, Australia Jun 10, 2013 #1 So, I just set up a 6 tank system running on a sump, and one of my overflows keeps losing siphon every 10 minutes or so, any ideas on why it's doing this? I figure it's letting air in some how but I have no idea how or where
So, I just set up a 6 tank system running on a sump, and one of my overflows keeps losing siphon every 10 minutes or so, any ideas on why it's doing this? I figure it's letting air in some how but I have no idea how or where
L Lgw Candiru MFK Member Jul 28, 2012 351 47 46 Brisbane, Australia Jun 10, 2013 #2 I think I had the air bubbles from the sponges too close to the overflow, it's been going good for about 30 mins. Any input is still welcomed
I think I had the air bubbles from the sponges too close to the overflow, it's been going good for about 30 mins. Any input is still welcomed
tomomothy Fire Eel MFK Member Dec 14, 2009 1,000 3 68 Long Beach, Ca Jun 10, 2013 #3 Sounds like you got it figured out. I imagine you have the outlet under the surface of the water so the overflow actually only sucks in water
Sounds like you got it figured out. I imagine you have the outlet under the surface of the water so the overflow actually only sucks in water
wednesday13 Silver Tier VIP MFK Member Mar 2, 2008 4,891 5,173 1,629 The deep south Jun 10, 2013 #4 You can hook up some aqualifter pumps through check valves in each overflow to prevent any future problems. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I747 using MonsterAquariaNetwork App
You can hook up some aqualifter pumps through check valves in each overflow to prevent any future problems. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I747 using MonsterAquariaNetwork App
L Lgw Candiru MFK Member Jul 28, 2012 351 47 46 Brisbane, Australia Jun 10, 2013 #5 I left it running through the night with no problems thanks for the tips!