I was wondering where everyone is keeping the water level in the return chamber. The directions say around 6in but that nearly submerges the top-off float. I'm guessing the water level would have to drop nearly to the top of the return pump before the float valve opens.When you get it up and running can you put a video up ?Upgrading our Nano to a 250, here's a pic of some sump mods I'm doing because we are sick and tired of cleaning filter socks
Yes, no problem, I have it all plumbed in now and should be getting wet in the next few days. Here's a current pic.
Kessel AP700s have adjustable sliders for red and green. Didn't at launch but has for a while. Just like Radeon, just better
Yes, no problem, I have it all plumbed in now and should be getting wet in the next few days. Here's a current pic.
http://clarisea.eu/ I'm sure there must be people in the States selling them as well.
You need to adjust the position of the float. There's a ratchet mechanism that allows you to raise or lower it. Just grasp it firmly and it will move up and down in clicks. There is a wide range for the overflow. Some keep it right at the top of the emergency drain, others an inch or so below. I'm still getting mine dialed in. Adjust in small increments and wait for a while before making further adjustments.Just set up a RS Reefer 170 this weekend... Much fun!
Also, where should I be keeping the water level in the overflow? Seems to be a really wide range between where it just becomes silent and where it reaches the top of the center emergency drain.
As mentioned above the float is adjustable, however don't force it theres a nut on the side you can loosen to adjust. Probably best to unmount it from the sump when you do it.Just set up a RS Reefer 170 this weekend... Much fun!
Also, where should I be keeping the water level in the overflow? Seems to be a really wide range between where it just becomes silent and where it reaches the top of the center emergency drain.
Hey everybody just bought a used Red Sea 350 last week for 875$ i bought a 36" sunpower6 of the r2r sell/trade thread and love the look. I used 1" square tubing and mounted it to the wall behind the tank...(tank filled before mounts were acquired) this will not be the rockscape I plan on haveing. It was more of a rush to putting it up and re stocking the previous owners corals. I acclimated the nicer corals and threw them in the cube29 for the now being, for the sake that their will be lots of changes to the 350 and I don't wanna stress or kill the more pricey corals. Anyways I am posting on here about the t5's I am curious if u think I should keep the silver look, or paint the ati black with high heat paint to match everything else? Thoughts and opinions are greatly appreciated.
