I built a sump out of a 30L AGA tank. The sump is 16" high with three chambers. Left to right I have the pipe from the tank with rock, then a skimmer chamber at center, and then the return pump in the rightmost chamber and a bubble trap in-between.
The leftmost baffle is 14" high and the right side is 9" and then 6" for the bubble trap. Anyway, the issue I'm having is that the water falling from chamber to chamber is extremely loud. Are there any good ways to silence this? I was thinking of putting in slanted acrylic to the right of each baffle with a big drop so that water would slope into the next chamber instead of falling a few inches. Any recommendations on how to address this?
Thanks
The leftmost baffle is 14" high and the right side is 9" and then 6" for the bubble trap. Anyway, the issue I'm having is that the water falling from chamber to chamber is extremely loud. Are there any good ways to silence this? I was thinking of putting in slanted acrylic to the right of each baffle with a big drop so that water would slope into the next chamber instead of falling a few inches. Any recommendations on how to address this?
Thanks