jsodwi said:so all you need to prevent overflows during an outage is a checkvalve somewhere???
blacktip said:Checkvalves are not surefire. I have heard of lots of checkvalves failing when they were needed most. I would definitely recommend ensuring that the sump is big enough to hold all of the water that will drain out of the tank should power fail.
unknownuza13 said:That is a sweet set up dude.. Do you have an approximate amount of bio balls (gallons) you used total? Is there any other media you are using for Bio filtration? Is this the sole filter you are running on the 300? Awesome filter dude... Oh and if you were to add more water into the sump like Zach suggested to grow out fish then your fail safe against an overflow of water in a power outtage would no longer exist, correct?
ROSS said:wow just bioball's . way no prefilter pad's of media , live rock's . also noticed you use kingsford charchoal. nothing like charchoal to BBQ awsome flavor..anyway
how come no other filtration method's other then bio ?? fiqured you would use mechanical aswellI'am not trying to rip in to you just seening if you know something I don't!..
good luck love your tank man peace ..
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