Slow down overflow rate

  • We are currently upgrading MFK. thanks! -neo
Increase the diameter of your stand/drain pipe or put a ball valve on your output if the teeth can't keep up.

Throttling back the pump will lower the water level so less teeth are exposed.




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BIGGER FISH? I had the same trouble with bicher and small cichlids. I went to home depot and bought aluminum screen. Cut it to size and fold it over the weir. Had no trouble after that.
 
We were typing at the same time, but I used plastic pond baskets they grow pond lilies in (their black) and hot glue them to the inside of the overflow to cut down the opening, they blend nicely, and keep fish out.
 
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