Unnamed aquarium.

[jennm]

Yes and no. It's built-in to the tank itself (no sump underneath). It's similarly configured to a Biocube or similar - chamber in the back of the tank. Water flows over the "teeth" into the chamber, and gets pumped back in. Room for a skimmer, and/or a small refugium.

Brian ran this tank at home for several years -it was pretty when he had it.

Jenn

 

[wannabeeareefkeeper]

Jenn already responded. See the response after I posted here. Removed my comment.


Wannabee

 

[jennm]

I_will_always_learn;896975 wrote: And if I got the 20 gallon and wanted a sump would it be better to drill the tank or use PVC pipe to make the overflow.

You could drill it or use a hang-on overflow box. I'm not a fan of hang-on overflow boxes, though... "overflow" is often the operative word. They are prone to failure.

 

[jc_k]

Ok well I guess this is something I have to think about again guys thanks for the responses.

 

[jdavid]

I_will_always_learn;896972 wrote: YA like really you guys are actually "fighting" about each other on someone else's post. Don't you guys have manners. And how much is the 40 gallon cause I think I found some lights on craigslist.

I'm sorry dude. I didn't mean to mess up your thread.

 

[jc_k]

It's fine but next time you can fight on someone else's thread

Edit: How do you post pictures on this forum?

 

[jdavid]

http://item.mobileweb.ebay.com/viewitem?sbk=1&nav=SEARCH&itemId=151108012970">http://item.mobileweb.ebay.com/viewitem?sbk=1&nav=SEARCH&itemId=151108012970</a>

If I had a large system, I would buy one of these and plumb it into the system (at least a 100 gal system) for more stability. In fact, I plan to. This tank is designed for holding/growing out coral frags.

 

[jc_k]

Wait who is selling this?

 

[jdavid]

That guy always has them for sale, at least for the past year. I think he builds your tank after pay for it.