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ClosetFishGeek

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As I said, can't tell from pic, but 2" bulkhead requires 3"+ hole
I think two 1 1/2" drains can handle the flow from hammerhead, BUT, if one were to clog...it could be a problem, which is why I'd prefer add'l drains or larger bulkheads. Dart is about 2000gph (I think) so that should be enough flow, in combination with the 4 other PHs.

I aggree they will glog eventually...and sooner than later. You might want to use all three size holes as drains and use a sea swirl/motion return. this at least will give you close to enough. I have 4 2" drains in my tank.
 

albano

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I agree they will clog eventually...and sooner than later. You might want to use all three size holes as drains and use a sea swirl/motion return. this at least will give you close to enough. I have 4 2" drains in my tank.
+1 like Randy said REDUNDANCY ! I have four 1 1/2" drains, plus two 2" 'emergency' drains on my 450g DT. Basically impossible for the tank to overflow.
 

ming

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i'm pretty much open to suggestions. i could do either as far as the chiller is concerned. I have a ASM G4+ that is powered by a sedra 9000. I beleive it has 2- 2inch drains. i think that shoulb be around 2600-3000 gph. might also want to hook up reactors to the pump also. The stand is pretty much enclosed except for the back.

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I only see one larger drain which I'm assuming is what you're referring to as the 2" drain....am i missing something?
 

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