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Old 08-25-2005, 06:04 AM   #5 (permalink)
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Default Re: Rebuild/Ich recovery

Thanks BL

I probably will drill more holes. Actually this one was a test made with 1/2" pipe I had laying around (Cost about $1.12 to get the elbows) and the holes I have match the area of the pipe diameter. And the pump I have is only about 110 GPH. I have a via-Aqua 2600 (720GPH) pump on order so will probably make the next one out of 3/4" I figure even with about 3' head, I will still need to throttle back to accomodate my 600GPH overflow.


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