I was gifted a 48x18x20 75 gallon all in one tank. I am looking for info on this tank to see about good setups. I'd prefer to possibly mod it to be able to run a fuge/sump but for right now any info would be good. If anyone knows the manufacturer is that would be awesome. It has some sort or return but it doesn't appear to be on the tank side. The person who gave it to me was also given to him and never set it up.
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HairyGary
Why do all your fish look like trout?
Years ago there was an acrylic tank company called Clearview I think. Maybe. Is that return tube go in and run the length of the bottom of the overflow?
HairyGary
Why do all your fish look like trout?
I was going to say that I thought it may be outflow to keep detritus on the bottom from settling. Fun project nonetheless. I love AIO tanks. You can be creative and experiment with it. Good luck!
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Clear for life and DAS (dutch aquarium systems) made AIO units. Clari-sea did also but dont believe AIO
The tube that runs along the bottom attaches to the 1 nozzle but it does not seem to have any holes in it for flow. I definitely don't understand the design. The lid blocks all water from getting into the back area except for the overflow in the opposite corner. I am not sure how any type of return pump would circulate anything or even where I would put the out flow. I have never had a tank like this at all. If i thought i could cut the back portion out, just keeping the corner over flow, I probably would. This box is speaking a foreign language to me.
