AquaFuge External Hang-On Refugium

Is anyone using the large size? I have a 90-gallon tank with a 12" wide
glass center brace. There is only 17" of space on either side of the brace,
and the refugium wont fit in that. My question is whether it can straddle
the brace, with outlet and inlet on opposite sides of the brace. It would
need 12" between the pipes minimum. Also, with the brace there, the hanging
bracket cannot reach over the tank trim too far. The brace would prevent it
from hanging over much below the actual trim. Has anyone used this in a
similar situation? Will it hang on the trim/or can I "notch" it so that it
will work? Thanks in advance.....

Glenn
Fear is the path to the dark side: fear leads to anger, anger leads to
hate, and hate leads to suffering.
-- Master Yoda, a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away

Sounds like an Oceanic tank. That's one thing that I
don't like about Oceanic, though now that All-Glass
ownes Oceanic, they are slowly changing over to
All-Glass style.

Those braces can hold a fare amount of weight, so
you could probably do it just fine, though I'm not
familiar with that filter, and how heavy it is full
of water.

Wayne Sallee
Wayne's Pets


Ol' Jedi wrote on 2/25/2007 2:11 PM:
Is anyone using the large size? I have a 90-gallon tank with a 12" wide
glass center brace. There is only 17" of space on either side of the
brace, and the refugium wont fit in that. My question is whether it can
straddle the brace, with outlet and inlet on opposite sides of the
brace. It would need 12" between the pipes minimum. Also, with the
brace there, the hanging bracket cannot reach over the tank trim too
far. The brace would prevent it from hanging over much below the actual
trim. Has anyone used this in a similar situation? Will it hang on the
trim/or can I "notch" it so that it will work? Thanks in advance.....

Glenn
Fear is the path to the dark side: fear leads to anger, anger leads to
hate, and hate leads to suffering.
-- Master Yoda, a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away