I'm still brainstorming how to downsize from my 90g to a nano-sized tank and I have this 20g drilled tank that I got from Perry a few years ago.
I'm wondering if I can employ this tank as a built-in display somehow, and use the 30g sump currently on my 90g. With 50g of water volume, I could pack a bigger bioload into the display.
I'm envisioning a retro-fit light and fans with as little as possible of the business end of the system being visible.
The 20g is drilled in the back/top/left of the tank -- single hole.
Any suggestions on how to plumb this to a 30g sump? Can it even be done?
I doubt Loren will entertain the notion of a build project, but if it's simple enough and relatively inexpensive, maybe I can do it myself.
From the top:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/24531277/20G-1.JPG" alt="" />
From the back:
[IMG]http://dl.dropbox.com/u/24531277/20G-2.JPG" alt="" />
I'm wondering if I can employ this tank as a built-in display somehow, and use the 30g sump currently on my 90g. With 50g of water volume, I could pack a bigger bioload into the display.
I'm envisioning a retro-fit light and fans with as little as possible of the business end of the system being visible.
The 20g is drilled in the back/top/left of the tank -- single hole.
Any suggestions on how to plumb this to a 30g sump? Can it even be done?
I doubt Loren will entertain the notion of a build project, but if it's simple enough and relatively inexpensive, maybe I can do it myself.
From the top:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/24531277/20G-1.JPG" alt="" />
From the back:
[IMG]http://dl.dropbox.com/u/24531277/20G-2.JPG" alt="" />