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I thought that was just starting?There is a photo (15/18) 185518, is it your current level on the sump?
There are 8 inches of water in each chamber now.
Thank youYour aquarium is huge, I love the aqua scape. A lot of sand for wrasses. For the sump I agree we don't see much the flow.
So I'm good now? What about flow. How can I tell if there is enoughPop the champagne!
Do you think the return pump is good on low?Your DT (display tank) looks like it has good flow
That is something I'm not 100% sure about. You may want a little moreDo you think the return pump is good on low?
I am running late for work I will play with it tonight when I get home. Thank you!That is something I'm not 100% sure about. You may want a little more
Yes at the surface there is flow and it was blowing the sand around a bit.At the surface you have flow. The sand makes wave shape by the flow?
Depends. Closer to the top helps with gas exchange through surface agitation and also cools the tank through evaporation from the extra agitation. You can always use a turkey baster to clean off the rocks.I have noticed that there's a good bit of dust/fine sand that has settled on the rocks. Should I maybe place my powerheads lower in the tank to get more flow on the rocks? Right now they are just a couple of inches from the top of the tank.
I did that yesterday but might need to do it again tonight.Depends. Closer to the top helps with gas exchange through surface agitation and also cools the tank through evaporation from the extra agitation. You can always use a turkey baster to clean off the rocks.
Try this: baste the rocks, scrape the glass if necessary, and then shake up 2 teaspoons of Calcium Carbonate in some water (20 oz or so) and dump it in the tank.I did that yesterday but might need to do it again tonight.
I don't have calcium carbonateTry this: baste the rocks, scrape the glass if necessary, and then shake up 2 teaspoons of Calcium Carbonate in some water (20 oz or so) and dump it in the tank.
It's not necessary but it works like a clarifier. It'll help filter all the fine particulates out of the water column.I don't have calcium carbonate

