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Originally Posted by sphelps
Will that lock line be exposed now with the way you did it? I thought the plan was to thread the lock line straight into the reducer with only a couple pieces and a nozzle to just pierce the water surface.
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There was no way to put valves on that way. This way they are all controllable to a degree. Also, now that I have the black vinyl background on you can't see them unless you really look for them.
I am having issues with bubbles from the weir at the end of the frag section flowing into the pump chamber… mass bubbles which are getting sucked into the return pump. I think the solution is a little section of foam held in an acrylic basket to help disperse the water. When I just held the foam ~1" under the water where the stream flows in it completely dissipated the bubbles. Also, I need to slip some risers in the overflow box. The water is falling into the bad and is quite noisy. This will also control how much water flows out of the tank if we have a power outage.
Any other ideas on fixes Steve?