Glad it helped!

Right on!

Hahahaha! It’s going to be epic

Any time

Thanks for the tip! I used it

Hahahaha!! Yeah had to make sure the elbow was fully set. Lol

@@inventoryking yeah I had you on the main speakers and the bass was thumping so I nearly spat out my coffee! Thumbs up for your enthousiastic, uplifting vids; keep it up!!

LOL, my bad. Thanks for your kind words of encouragement. Its appreciated.

Thanks Carlos!

Thanks Ken. I started doing that.

Hi Lacey, I sure did! 😁

Thanks Pelle!

They’re all compression fit down into the bulkheads. Hope that helps Ben. I set up my 210 not long ago so I can help if you have any questions

much appreciated!

Thanks Cae!

I do. Check out my saltwater adventure playlist.

Thanks man

Hey Kev, sorry for the late response. I just dry fitted them. I have had the overflow pipe pop out, but I still kept it dry fit.

That was built into the tank

Ditto

There is nothing stopping anything from getting into the overflow

no

120 gallon

It is pretty quiet, I am happy with it. I just need to see what I can do to lower the noise in the sump.

Yes, this aquarium was pre drilled from the MFG

LOL!

I ended up changing the 90 degree elbows (with the hole) on the return to an elbow without the hole. I noticed that it was making noise with water going through it (If that makes sense. I did it because I have a main check valve on my return lines after the return pump.

I am trying to go stock. It looks like they thought of everything, I just doesn't work perfectly. I tried the airline tube thing and it was great, like instant silence. But then either the other durso, or the one I muffled started sounding like a constant flush instead of cavitation.

Save your sanity & house! Couldnt be easier. Its Called herbie style drain. 1. Put a pipe in half the height of tower 2. Add two 90 degree street elbows to make a u facing down. This is your main full siphon drain. (No glue needed) 3. Do the same for other side 3 inches higher or same height of inner lip. This is your emergency drain.. you cld makecu here also just make the pipe that much higher if so. the difference in height is buffer you can have your tank run at. If one clogs you have a full 1" backup to save your house & fish. The main drain will be dead silent. if you have the last end section of straight pipe have a mandatory gate valve right after the last donward turn and then a union and gate valve then the rest of the straight piece with the end of pipe submerged 1 -2 inches in sump. (This stops splashing or bubbling but too deep and it will be to much water pressure for the drain to initially push out the air at full siphon. Just run the return out the back and 90 elbow and 1" in have a threaded opening for your locline y nozzles. Just put unions on each side of the 90s at top & bottom & ThEN measure & cut your straight piece. (Unions allow you to swivel elbows so you dont have to figure out angles if it isnt straight up and down from sump "out" to top of tank "in". And unions make it easy to undo and clean or add a uv sterilizer or make it split and have a return on each side of tank and wave makers on back wall instead. (More hidden and better turbulence created.) I dont know anyone who has stuck with original setup. If your drain clogs.. flood.

I take that back I do remember 1 orv2 people saying they have run the durso for years no problem. But 92 out of 100 switch to herbie style. I understand the hesitation to not stick with factory, but once you understand the science/mechanics you realize how much safer having an emergency drain is and quieter a full siphon is. Plus.. the one thing you will move and grab many times.. is the Return.. and the scary strain created by the significant leverage a straight piece of pipe leading to your drain bulkhead under your tank has.. makes you feel better when they are both drains you never touch.

LOL! ..when.. first thing ... "lets see.. ...instructions..." ...*immedietly tossed down. Haha.. every person ever.

I am sure you can hard plumb it, but I havent done it.

yes

Hi Liam, No I am not. Its not required from what I seen.

Thanks for the quick reply.

You bet!

Thanks

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If anyone's interested Aqueon says those three holes are sound mitigation.

Thanks for sharing your finding with everyone.

Same thing I'm trying to figure out.