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Hi Iam looking for some advice on my overflow box weir. I had a custom acylic tank made by clairty plus. 200 gallons. L shaped tank and wanted the overflow box to be in the corner of the L. But I never told them how big of a overflow box I wanted. Well its to small I can only pump 900gph over the weir that is max anymore I will overfill the tank. The water level in the tank at this rate is very high. My question is can I cut or knock out some of the teeth at the top of the overflow box. To increase flow. Would love any help thanks jimmy
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How about notching the "teeth" deeper, to allower greater flow?
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that could also lower the water level. cutting off some of the teeth would
be better, and would leave the level alone. "Fuzzy" -DONTEMAIL wrote in message ... How about notching the "teeth" deeper, to allower greater flow? -- Posted via CichlidFish.com http://www.cichlidfish.com/portal/forums |
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