turned my HOB into an overflow

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    OhNoNemo i love triggers

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    [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VX3MUFTkT0U]YouTube - Make an overflow[/ame]
     
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    Smitty

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    That was a good idea Oh No...looks nice and clean, my only concern would be the loud noise of the water...that would drive me crazy. :)
     
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    OhNoNemo i love triggers

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    Thanks,
    I have to install the plastic mesh screen that the algae will grow on still...i'm hoping as the water flows over that ,it helps cut down the noise:D
     
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    good idea. i did the same thing with a smaller hob. i was using it to feed my 1st skimmer. it worked really well.
     
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    PRC Stop Quoting Me!

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    Nice work Brother. :D Yeah, the noise will be reduced when you put the screen on it.
     
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