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I would get a filter sock, raise the water level in your sump a bit, get rid of the wood and filter pads. Are you sure you are not sucking in air in any of the pumps. This might cause micro bubbles to form and a bit of water leakage, so it should be easy to spot.
Good luck keep us posted.
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Those are not Wood blocks.. They are Fluval 404 Foam pads.
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I'd still take 'em out. JMO.
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If i look in the sump, i can see micro bubbles in the 3rd chamber, goin into the pump |
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What kind of over flow do you have? can you take a picture of it?
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i could... Its a reef ready tank.. does that help?
http://canreef.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=34446 theres a bunch of pics of the tank |
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Did you try filling the sump a bit more
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Ya, its to the point where if i shut the pump off, the sump fills to about 1/2 an inch from the top.
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Your return pump might be sucking a little air hence the micro bubbles.
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Well, if i take them out, then whats to stop the "****" that falls down the overflow, into the sump, from going back into the main tank? The filterfloss does a ****ty job at stopping stuff.
im pretty sure there is air getting sucked into the pump. as i can see the micro bubbles in the sump. im pretty sure its not the pump lines, as i gobbed a ton of weldon 705 all over them yesterday. Right now, i have the pump BARLEY running. the 2 valves are just opened by about 1/8th of a turn, and some of the micro has disipated, but there is still some in there. |