So pretty and clean, is that a skimmer or reactor? That's one heck of a valve.
The suspense...
I had replied to your box pics. Took a long time to load. By then made no sense. Lol
Once the front is covered it's really not going to matter.
Exactly my thought on the topic. Everything's looking great Wayne.
Looks good Wayne. Can't wait to see it up and running
Thanks TYAG. It should be in about a month with the fish I'm slowly transferring from my 225. It will be fish only then until my lights come. A friend will be housing my corals until then.
I have the other dart plumbed and now it's smooth sailing from here. I had to chuck both of them done because of the crazy flow going through the sump(with my calculations about 6000 GPH give or take a couple hundred GPH.) So I can safely say I have about 3000-3500 GPH or approximately 5-7 times my tank volume.
I need some insight here. The feed pump the the protein skimmer is about 1300 GPH. Will I have to lower the GPH going into the tank or am I ok for now?
Are you concerned about your skimmer flow adding to the tank flow?..if so, the skimmer flow has no effect on over-all tank flow. The skimmer is a "closed" flow loop that remains in your sump.
Stand looks great Wayne, moving along.
Getting close Wayne!
How is the knee feeling?
The thought was the sump operating at 3000+ GPH and the feed pump for the skimmer is at 1300 GPH. Will it still be efficient enough?
Your sump flow is 6.27 X tank volume..perfect!
Your skimmer flow just has to match what the skimmer specs call for.
(the two issues are separate, not connected)