90 gal AGA tank corner overflow question.

[RicGio]

Has anyone ordered a 90 AGA with 2 corner overflows? Any ideas on what this would do to the price of a standard 90 RR? What are the actual dimensions of the corner O.F.?

I was thinking of ordering one with 2 corner O.F.'s. One side would be 1'' drain and 3/4" return, other side would be a 1'' Emergency overflow and 3/4'' suction to closed loop. Any input on this would be appreciated.

 

[ambaratur]

Can you do suction to a closed loop in an overflow? I did not think that would work for some reason.

 

[Nano Chris]

I have seen something like this topic before i heard they will charge $60 extra.

 

[mcurl98]

I paid about $800 (I think) for an custom Oceanic 90 with dual corner overflows, black siliconed/seals, glass center-brace, diamond polished edges, all plumbing/bulkheads. I'll measure in a bit.

 

[mcurl98]

the overflows are about 9 inches side to side and about 6 inches deep. If you went with a standard AGA, it would be much cheaper. I think I was told dual overflows added about 30% to the base AGA price. Mine took 6-8 weeks and I'd guess the standard would take about the same. I was limited in space (18 inches) but, if you can go to a 24 inch, I would definitely go with a 120. Between the 18 inches and overlows (even with one) a nice reef is can be a bit of a tight fit-but works fine-120 just allows you to be a bit more creative-especially if you want to see more of your sand

 

[RicGio]

Yeah, I thought about it and the overflow is only good for 600gph. My closed loop will be around 1000 GPH. So scratch that idea. If I could go with a 120 I would have jumped at it! unfortunatly space is a constraint. A 120 won't fit where I need to put it.