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November 15th 03, 09:42 PM
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New Sump
I installed a new sump two weeks ago. It restes in a custom box made by
US Plastics. I feel very slight moisture around the back corner where the return line goes in but can not say it is actually leaking. The tank is in a large room, I run 1 150w and 2 250w bulbs about 10 and 8 hours. The evaporation rate is roughly 1 galon per day out of 140 + 30 gallon sump. The tank does is open to a hanging Aqualine Hanging light. Tank temp is normally 77-78F and room is 60-70F normally. Is one gallon/day a reasonable evaporation rate? Drew 
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