Hi all,
Really glad to have found this thread, many interesting and useful facts and tips to get started.
I have been running a mix reef tank for a while now and decided to explore the world of cephalopods!
Luck was on my side and i managed to acquire a 5ft tank with a sump. The problem is, the tank comes with an underflow as well and i'm worried that the substrate will be sucked into the underflow, and to the sump.
It would be of great help if anyone of you could suggest ways of blocking the underflow neatly? I have considered simply placing a piece of acrylic in front of the underflow to reduce or hopefully block the flow?
Here is the blueprint of my tank. Looking forward to your suggestions!
Really glad to have found this thread, many interesting and useful facts and tips to get started.
I have been running a mix reef tank for a while now and decided to explore the world of cephalopods!
Luck was on my side and i managed to acquire a 5ft tank with a sump. The problem is, the tank comes with an underflow as well and i'm worried that the substrate will be sucked into the underflow, and to the sump.
It would be of great help if anyone of you could suggest ways of blocking the underflow neatly? I have considered simply placing a piece of acrylic in front of the underflow to reduce or hopefully block the flow?
Here is the blueprint of my tank. Looking forward to your suggestions!