WTB: overfolw, sump and return pump (fuge)

[suliaman007]

hey guys, im looking to set up a new fuge. i need an overflow, sump(10 to 20 gal) and a return pump. if any one has one made and wants to sell off please let me know. i have a 46 gal. so im not to sure what the gph has to be on the overflow.
thanks

 

[ReefWorld03]

Bob, I have several 20 gallon long tanks pre-drilled I got from Menard and your welcome to one if you like.

 

[Vitaly]

I have an overflow that I am not using and could sell. I was using it on my 65 gallon tank. Unfortunately, I am at "U of I" in Champaign so I would have to mail it.

If nobody in Chicagoland was anything for you...and you want dimensions and pictures feel free to email me at "vitaly.stepensky@gmail.com"

Cheers...

 

[mnestroy]

I recently setup a sump/fuge for my 40Gallon breeder.. after a lot of research I ended up buying:

Lifereef Overflow http://www.lifereef.com/siphon.html

and an Eheim 1250 Pump..

I'm not selling anything, just sharing what I found worked for me.

 

[BradL.]

I would highly recommend drilling rather than using any type of overflow. It is well worth the trouble.

 

[suliaman007]

my tank is up and running. i dont know how to drill the tank and im thinking even if i did it might be kinda hard to do so if it is already set up.

 

[Vitaly]

Yeah...with a set-up tank it is easier to add an overflow box. I recently need to break down my tank (long story) and so I moved my corals and livestock to smaller tanks.

Since the tank was empty, I had a fellow reefer in my area help drill it. Took about 20 mins and I had two holes in my tank. Now my overflow is just sitting in a box.

Area glass shops also will drill tanks...usually for about $20 per hole. However, they will not guarantee that the tank will return undamaged.