return above or under

[duncangweller]

I did think about notching around it too. I think next time I order from BRS I'll order a couple of corners and do that.

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[Reef Pilot]

Originally Posted by kien

Interesting. So would you say that you swing both ways then?

Haha, I do both in one of my tanks. I have a Y in my loc line with a wide nozzle near the top for surface agitation and a flow accelerator lower down. The top one also stops a syphon to ensure my sump doesn't overflow during a power outage.

[rickcasa]

On a rimless, through the back wall for sure. That's why you chose rimless right, to have a sleek, clean look.

I was waiting to drum up the courage to drill my filled tank but instead went with a Vertex Mocean...love it.

[Reef Pilot]

Actually the eurobrace is better. I have 2 tanks, one rimless and a eurobrace. With the eurobrace, I have a drilled hole to take the return line and hold it solidly in place.

[The Guy]

Originally Posted by gregzz4

I can't vote as I have my returns semi-submerged and the loc-line is horizontal
High enough for some surface agitation, but low enough to not splash or create noise

+1 me too

[Basile]

Originally Posted by kien

you could also just notch around your return like this.

Well thats a trick i like so i'll go under, thanks, those are my tanks.

Thats my 75G starfire display refugium



Thats my 150 G starfire Reef on it side i'm working on it.



The sump



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[asylumdown]

Originally Posted by rickcasa

On a rimless, through the back wall for sure. That's why you chose rimless right, to have a sleek, clean look.

I was waiting to drum up the courage to drill my filled tank but instead went with a Vertex Mocean...love it.

ooooooh, the mocean might be just what i've been looking for. can it be installed on a eurobraced tank?