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So if you empty your skimmer weekly... how do you know you should not be emptying it daily? As far as Herbie, there is nothing dangerous about it,...
Yes. main drains, other holes for emergencies, and returns over the back. A Herbie is safe... what some people say is unsafe is throttling a...
OK... well let's just say there is a difference of opinion... there are some that do not hang their hat on all the latest greatest shinney things out...
My Herbie write up is in my sig.. you really need to read it and understand it and the questions you asked are in there.... quick answer yes, but you...
Bud... sorry, but not even close. Just looking at the #s, I wouldn't put it on more than a 120g. A good skimmer for a 300g system is going to cost...
Actually, you can. I mean drill 2 more holes and you can have 6 drains... point is you do not need them. The whole point of a pre drilled tank is...
You don't HAVE to change water for no reason, either you are trying to remove something or add something. If you think you are doing neither then...
No sweat... That's a design feature of Herbie and the same operating concept brought forward by Bean... to be silent you must have a flooded pipe, or...
Yes... and now we are back to Herbie as I mentioned. I don't really see why a Bean would not work... small differnces in level should not really play...
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Because Herbie is not a siphon like a Bean so to speak. Don't even care to open that can of worms again.... but it is just a drain... a drain that...
Yes it is just new. Do some water changes, still plenty of things need establishing. Bio pellets I doubt are really up to speed.
Good Lord... what else is there? You have thrown about everything know to man in there. You system is way too new and you have way too many things...
Ya, that will be nice. One good thing about running wet is it stays cleaner longer so that will help too. For you you can just do two changes a day...
Just google osmolators, there have been several threads here on them... those that have them LOVE them... I am one of them. The gist is that they...
I asked because for my 90 which was about 110 gallons 1 gallon a day worked out for simplicity sake and it was plenty... I probably could have even...
Right... the return returns.. I just speak of the whole point of sending water to the sump... to supply what you have in the sump. Didn't mean to...
I'm not missing the point.. it's all relative to size and flow. The main drain is not full open, it is throttled a bit... the secondary takes excess...
Ya, that's how that works... and if you have to get bulkheads, don't get barbed ones... they really neck down inside to like 3/4". You were probably...
That's cool... a 1" overflow will gravity drain 600 gph... so you have 1200 gph of drain. Not necessarily... Mag gives it's specs in a 2" line even...
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