grouper therapy;528931 wrote: There is a drain system that is totally silent but it requires at least three drain pipes. It can be done in an AGA typr tank with two overflow boxes but you will have to sacrifice one of the return lines which is usually no big deal. A throttling back of one of the drains is required as well.
misu;528935 wrote: are you talking about bean animal's method?
Not sure what that is. I use this method on several large wholesale tanks.misu;528935 wrote: are you talking about bean animal's method?
JennM;528984 wrote: OP already has a Durso-style drain pipe - manufactured by AGA as part of their kit.
Why start all over when a simple 2-minute fix will resolve the problem?
Jenn
grouper therapy;528991 wrote: Not sure what that is. I use this method on several large wholesale tanks.
Is that the same beananimal on RC?
JennM;528984 wrote: OP already has a Durso-style drain pipe - manufactured by AGA as part of their kit.
Why start all over when a simple 2-minute fix will resolve the problem?
Jenn
misu;529009 wrote: correct, can you explain a bit if that's not what you had in mind?
misu;529009 wrote: correct, can you explain a bit if that's not what you had in mind?
MorganAtlanta;529165 wrote: Will two one-inch durso-style drains handle 800 GPH? That sounds like a lot of water without having suction to drive the flow.
