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It goes through the wall right behind the tank and dumps into a 100 gallon rubbermaid stock tank. I have my skimmer (which is way to small) in there and about 50-75#'s of live rock. Soon I am going to put an eggcrate rack in there and get everything off the bottom so I can either suck out or keep detritus stirred up. It settles in all the cracks right now and piles up. My return pump is in the tank and plumbed up to a manifold where I have a reactor for carbon and gfo. I run carbon about once a week just to clear the water and make sure everyone is playing nice and gfo is almost turned off. I am weening off it and hoping getting my nitrates up will keep my PO4 down without the gfo. I also have an ATS plumed off the manifold but it won't grow algae worth a crap. About to do a different style with different lighting or make a floating acrylic basket in the sump for macro algae. Haven't decided yet but leaning towards the macro so I don't have to plumb anything. I have a dosing pump to take care of ALK and CAL. I have a trashcan for mixing salt water plumbed in and makes it super easy to do water changes. I have another can for fresh water with a float valve in the sump to handle daily top off. Very simple setup.those will not fit this tank. I tried. You need about 9.5mm thinkness.

