Mar 16, 2012 #1 M MustangMx Reefing newb Hey guys im new to this hold reefing thing and was wondering what is a stanndpipe and why would you put one in your sump?
Hey guys im new to this hold reefing thing and was wondering what is a stanndpipe and why would you put one in your sump?
Mar 16, 2012 #2 little_fish Moderator Cant say I have heard of stand pipe either, can you find a picture of it?
Mar 16, 2012 #3 M MustangMx Reefing newb little_fish said: Cant say I have heard of stand pipe either, can you find a picture of it? Click to expand... I don't know what it looks like either, i was at the LFS and one of them told me about a standpipe in your sump to control water level but he disappeared before i could ask him how it works...
little_fish said: Cant say I have heard of stand pipe either, can you find a picture of it? Click to expand... I don't know what it looks like either, i was at the LFS and one of them told me about a standpipe in your sump to control water level but he disappeared before i could ask him how it works...
Mar 16, 2012 #4 little_fish Moderator hmmm.... I have no idea what he was going for. Maybe an auto top off to control the evaporation. Maybe someone else will know what he was talking about
hmmm.... I have no idea what he was going for. Maybe an auto top off to control the evaporation. Maybe someone else will know what he was talking about
Mar 16, 2012 #5 Waddi Shenanigans? Standpipe is the overflow. At least thats what they call it over here. Durso Standpipe:
Mar 16, 2012 #7 little_fish Moderator Oh, yes. That is how you get water down to the sump if you want to have a sump.
Mar 16, 2012 #8 M MustangMx Reefing newb ok but if that is in the display tank what would you need one in the sump for?
Mar 16, 2012 #9 M MikeG Ex-Member +2 Waddi, standpipes are overflows in reef-ready tanks. Have one in each rear corner of my reef-ready 180. Great picture to describe it.
+2 Waddi, standpipes are overflows in reef-ready tanks. Have one in each rear corner of my reef-ready 180. Great picture to describe it.
Mar 16, 2012 #10 little_fish Moderator you wouldnt, you would need a return pump to get the water back to the tank