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The wet dry is split in two bays. I figured splitting one siphon may cause issue?It will work if tuned correctly but why two full siphon drains?
Like use the herbie trickle as a backup?I suppose it would allow for a more slim overflow. I'm not sure a 4th pipe is needed though. Just 2 full siphons and a backup if both full siphons were to get clogged at the same time.
What do you recommend my guy?Not stupid at all, just really unnecessary.
Soi have more questions, I seen you mention the split between two bays. Is this already built? What problem are you trying to solve or what is the perceived benefit from your perspective?What do you recommend my guy?
Yeah, the sump is secondhand and is built and ready to go. Got it from a good guy who was no longer into wet/drys and a nice priceSoi have more questions, I seen you mention the split between two bays. Is this already built? What problem are you trying to solve or what is the perceived benefit from your perspective?
.Maybe sponge, maybe notMy primary drain seems somewhat clogged. I have been dragging my feet pulling it out though. I assume it's a sponge party in there.
Omg;YuckMaybe sponge, maybe not
What about just plugging one of the main siphons and not worrying about it? Are the drains from the overflow 1 1/2"? I mean you don't actually need to feed them both right?Yeah, the sump is secondhand and is built and ready to go. Got it from a good guy who was no longer into wet/drys and a nice price.
I need to provide it with two inputs and I'm thinking splitting a single siphon would lead to issue.
I'm stuck between one large overflow or two smaller independent ones.
A little about the build.
The tank is an 8' 220g acrylic that is also secondhand. I've resealed with weldon 40, cut, buffed and polished half. Am building stand now.
Have not obtained the overflow yet, I would like to supply both chambers of the wet/dry. Seems like a waste not to.What about just plugging one of the main siphons and not worrying about it? Are the drains from the overflow 1 1/2"? I mean you don't actually need to feed them both right?
Since you solicited opinions, that's all mine is, just another opinion lol. But it's not really a waste if you don't actually benefit from it. The most reliable systems are often the simplest IMO, the redundancy is already built into the typical bean, you'll never use it unless you jack your turn over to an insane level. In practice what will happen is you'll just end up choking it back because you can't achieve a full siphon without doing so. So what have you really accomplished? I have a 180 dt with 1.5 drain lines and those are way over sized and I have to throttle them back for the 7x turn over I'm doing. Just something to consider. Not saying don't do it, just things to ponder.Have not obtained the overflow yet, I would like to supply both chambers of the wet/dry. Seems like a waste not to.
Post a pic of the chambers.Have not obtained the overflow yet, I would like to supply both chambers of the wet/dry. Seems like a waste not to.
I don't mean to come off as snobbish or uninterested in your opinion. I appreciate them in fact.Since you solicited opinions, that's all mine is, just another opinion lol. But it's not really a waste if you don't actually benefit from it. The most reliable systems are often the simplest IMO, the redundancy is already built into the typical bean, you'll never use it unless you jack your turn over to an insane level. In practice what will happen is you'll just end up choking it back because you can't achieve a full siphon without doing so. So what have you really accomplished? I have a 180 dt with 1.5 drain lines and those are way over sized and I have to throttle them back for the 7x turn over I'm doing. Just something to consider. Not saying don't do it, just things to ponder.

