Share your under tank filtration

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Here's mine. Don't mind the messy wiring. It was temporary till i got my "diy" arduino controlled light done.

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Unfortunately my whole setup is more "for me" vs "for show". [emoji6]

I can tell you the sump is a 30 long servicing 100 gallons of display, no baffles (aka an open tank), a custom 3" PVC inlet, ATO, two additional heaters, a power head and a protein skimmer. Plenty of room to work. Extremely flexible. [emoji3]
 
Unfortunately my whole setup is more "for me" vs "for show". [emoji6]

I can tell you the sump is a 30 long servicing 100 gallons of display, no baffles (aka an open tank), a custom 3" PVC inlet, ATO, two additional heaters, a power head and a protein skimmer. Plenty of room to work. Extremely flexible. [emoji3]
Mcarroll, I've seen plenty of display tanks at LFS run there filtration like what you've describe and it works for them. Thanks for sharing, now you mind post a pic? :)
 
I'd be fine with the sump in the photo. It's all my other junk that I don't really feel like showing (or tidying) ;) ;) ;)
 
My display is a 55g flush mounted in living room wall. Behind the display tank is my laundry room where I have a sink, ro/di system, and my sump with a makeshift worktable above it. Nothing fancy due to limited space but it works. Here are a few pics...excuse poor quality!
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+1 I totally agree. it makes the stand look so clean and spacious.
 

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