Add a Sump to Your Reef Tank Using an Overflow Box

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  • čas přidán 10. 09. 2015
  • goo.gl/nxEw1r In today's Marine Depot video, we are going to talk all about overflow boxes and sump systems.
    So get ready to toss out your old canister filter and open up your tool box because we are going to show you just how easy and beneficial installing a sump and overflow can be!
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    Until next time... take care and happy reef keeping!

Komentáře • 131

  • @nikolistreeter796
    @nikolistreeter796 Před 5 lety +3

    43 seconds in and you have my attention, SIR. been in the hobby about a year and have 8 tanks and am looking to make sumps.... carry on

  • @seafoodcocktail
    @seafoodcocktail Před 8 lety +6

    I recently installed a CPR 50 and an Eshopps Nano Cube in my 29-gallon reef tank. The CPR+Aqualifter is definitely the way to go if you're worried about overflow. Also, plug the Aqualifter and your return pump into a well-rated battery backup and you'll virtually solve the problem. A sump is great if you can find a way to squeeze one into your system.

  • @itsthebd
    @itsthebd Před 6 lety +15

    I feel like this was one of the most helpful videos I have found ! Thanks a ton !

    • @BulkReefSupply
      @BulkReefSupply  Před 6 lety +1

      Glad to help and thanks for watching!

    • @marcelrodriguez2067
      @marcelrodriguez2067 Před 4 lety +1

      Haha this was good but they dont mention the plumbing part which is the worst one lol

  • @tedreynolds5285
    @tedreynolds5285 Před 3 lety +1

    A great speaker with a really good presentation.

  • @justinrvarga7236
    @justinrvarga7236 Před 5 lety +6

    What a great video. I’m gonna modify my two 6 ft tanks and have a go at doing this. Still keep a canister as back up but I’m gonna go sump no 1 from now on.

  • @genealameda1163
    @genealameda1163 Před 8 lety +2

    Thanks for the info MD

  • @alexander2685
    @alexander2685 Před 2 lety

    Great presentation and great speaker.

  • @owlman1
    @owlman1 Před 5 lety

    Extremely helpful

  • @wittleMermaid13
    @wittleMermaid13 Před 11 měsíci

    Thank you! I bought a used 75 gallon tempered glass tank. Since I want it to be reef tank with sump, wished I'd learned sooner about reef-ready vs tempered glass tanks 😢.

  • @danielloung6134
    @danielloung6134 Před 5 lety +8

    I like the idea of using an overflow box, it immediately takes a lot of questions I have in mind. Regarding tubing to allow water to pass, can we use regular clear thick plastic tube(found in hardware stores) that is slightly smaller/larger on the diameter of the hole of the return/overflow holes to attach and secure with aquarium safe glue/ cable tie? Or is there a certain kind regarding brand/material? Thanks- Erick.

  • @DebtLife_Hobbies
    @DebtLife_Hobbies Před 3 lety +4

    Yup, these work pretty good! As a backup, its a good idea to also get the "smart level security" water sensor, just incase the overflow fails for whatever reason. But these overflows work pretty well, and are a great solution for those that can't or prefer to not drill tanks.

    • @BulkReefSupply
      @BulkReefSupply  Před 3 lety +1

      That is a great idea! We are glad you are enjoying your overflow!

  • @ROTTERtube
    @ROTTERtube Před 7 lety +2

    great video!

  • @josecarbajal6706
    @josecarbajal6706 Před 6 lety +1

    Commenting for later use

  • @toycarfoushboy
    @toycarfoushboy Před 6 lety +1

    Great tips and I do enjoy a good sump video. I subbed ya up to e

    • @BulkReefSupply
      @BulkReefSupply  Před 6 lety +1

      Thanks for watching and I appreciate the compliments. Glad to hear it helped.
      -Robert @ MD

  • @deemaster1000
    @deemaster1000 Před 8 lety +5

    I run an reef octopus 7000 over flow box it does got but iv put a power head in the tank to keep removing air so the syphon does not stop. Never had a problem

  • @fredbeer6950
    @fredbeer6950 Před 8 lety +1

    I am going to be adding a sump to my already established reef tank but I have a question. Will adding a sump change the salinity in the main display? Or will it stay the same if the sump and display match salinity? I don't want my fish and corals to go into shock over parameter swings.

  • @raymondsalvadorbeltran1335

    where can i buy that hang on back over flow filter? its clean and does not consume much space inside the tank, thanks

  • @bobbycoates5994
    @bobbycoates5994 Před 4 lety

    i am hopeing you can help me i have a backpack overflow like the tank on the right. i still need to install it but i am un clear about how the air hose in the top works do i need to diy a power head to make this work. diy v pump ?. i still need to get the plastic nut and tube for the backpack to sump/drain i am hopeing home depot will have what i need

  • @bertranhymes9848
    @bertranhymes9848 Před 3 měsíci

    Hey I just got my CS 90 overflow box and direct me into what size flex hose to get

  • @vexlegend313
    @vexlegend313 Před rokem

    What pump and box should I use for a 75gallon freshwater cichlid tank

  • @karennation3580
    @karennation3580 Před 4 lety +1

    Great video. My hubby and I both are afraid of drilling so thinking of a hob overflow, are they safe? Ihave read review on amazon that many people say they turn off when feeding or simulate a power outage and always works! I have decided to move our aquarium to the den where I have tile versus wood in family room, but still a flood could make its way out to m y hallway that is wood or living room! Scary thought but drilling and the plumbing seems way more difficult! I have read there are prevention ways such as drilling a hole on return and other means. I dont get how the water makes its way back to aquarium though. Is that done by adding another pipe or tube and a duckbill? Would I need a pump? I thought of buying used but all the used ones I see have the dealer drilled giant overflow boxes so dont want that!

  • @BamBamm681
    @BamBamm681 Před rokem

    The video really needs to expand on the diaphragm pump how it's used, is it continuously hooked up or just used to start siphon

  • @rcarlosibal
    @rcarlosibal Před 2 měsíci

    What kind of pvc do i need whit marine source overflow box? I tried 1” pvc that doesnt fits

  • @andremuscat7923
    @andremuscat7923 Před 8 lety +3

    is there a way to clean an external overflow box without dismantling it ?? Are there any flexible brushes that be used to clean the inner parts ...

    • @BulkReefSupply
      @BulkReefSupply  Před 8 lety +1

      +Andre Muscat With the CPR, the unit is sealed and would need to be soaked in vinegar to help remove calcium deposits. Many of the other brands can be dismantled to an extent but would still need to be soaked in vinegar to help get them clean. We have the Tunze Deluxe Cleaning set which comes with a variety of different bottle brushes that will help get the job done.
      goo.gl/2UF2eT

  • @santhoshacharya9425
    @santhoshacharya9425 Před 5 lety

    tell about bottom side fish waste cleaning filteration system...

  • @bobbycoates5994
    @bobbycoates5994 Před 4 lety

    do i put the air line to the power head pump air intake i think thats right

  • @adyp81
    @adyp81 Před 7 lety +1

    This might sound a silly question but can you drill an already running tank? Kind of do it during a water change. I'd love a sump but really don't like the idea of the hang on boxes

    • @OSSOYT
      @OSSOYT Před 5 lety +1

      Would not risk it... there are... videos...

  • @TheSkruer
    @TheSkruer Před 6 lety +2

    How do you know, how powerfull a powerhead you need to keep the water going in and out of the sump at the same levels ?

    • @BulkReefSupply
      @BulkReefSupply  Před 6 lety +2

      The single pump that returns water back to your aquarium will control the rate of flow through the system. Each overflow box has a flow range and you need to choose a pump within that range for proper operation.
      Feel free to contact us directly for fast and friendly support.
      customercare@marinedepot.com
      1-800-566-3474

  • @Damian88ok
    @Damian88ok Před 2 lety

    4:34 WTF CRAZY FISH

  • @RustyShacklefardd
    @RustyShacklefardd Před 4 lety

    How many gallons should my sump be for a 75 gallon tank? I’m guessing 20-29?

  • @karennation3580
    @karennation3580 Před 4 lety

    I dont get how a sump filters if you dont have socks and a sponge. I rarely see media in a sump just water and a skimmer and a pump, so how is it filtering? Do I need a carbon reactor to run carbon, does the skimmer do all the filtering if not anddoes a refugium filter as well? I dont really understnad them other than people have cheeto and copepods and light ext but dont get how that filters. I am a newbie andmy only experience is with 1 x weekly waterchanges with my 10 gallon no skimmer in my kitchen but I love that so much I want to get a big one now. That was considered my test run aquarium but I will say I am sick of weekly water changes and I have 2 freshwaters as well!

  • @intox69
    @intox69 Před 6 lety +1

    Will this hold siphon if the power goes out? I may be over thinking this but what if the power goes out then comes back on later and the return pump comes back on but for some reason, the aqua lifter pump does not?

    • @BulkReefSupply
      @BulkReefSupply  Před 6 lety

      Yes, when set up correctly an overflow box will automatically restart the siphon when power is returned.

  • @crazycountrygirl8086
    @crazycountrygirl8086 Před 7 lety +2

    Do you have a video that show exactly how to plumb a sump (overflow and return) using an HOB overflow and hoses?

    • @BulkReefSupply
      @BulkReefSupply  Před 7 lety

      We have a great support team that is happy to answer your questions! Plumbing your overflow can vary depending on the situation and I provided a link to a few other videos that should shed some light on the subject.
      Customercare@marinedepot.com
      1-800-566-3474
      mdshop.us/2dFuYwX
      mdshop.us/238V52G
      mdshop.us/1Kmpmm6
      mdshop.us/2dFxhjA

  • @jacktheripper1652
    @jacktheripper1652 Před 6 lety +1

    what is the best order? refugium first then skimmer? or vice versa?

    • @BulkReefSupply
      @BulkReefSupply  Před 6 lety

      Most hobbyists will have the skimmer inline before the refugium. The idea of thinking here is that the skimmer should not come in contact with the water exiting the refugium as it will contain beneficial micro-organisms that the skimmer could remove.

  • @jackiekearney
    @jackiekearney Před 8 lety +1

    Can you add sump to your Coralife Biocube 29. I love to put sump but it don't know how.. Thank you.

    • @BulkReefSupply
      @BulkReefSupply  Před 8 lety +1

      +jackiekearney You certainly can but it would require modification to your tank. I have seen it done before and you could accomplish it a few different ways. Check out some of the online forums to interact with other hobbyists who have some experience. Nano-Reef.com has some excellent threads on this topic.

    • @jackiekearney
      @jackiekearney Před 8 lety

      +Marine Depot Aquarium Supplies thank you... Will do that... Jackie

  • @traynice9633
    @traynice9633 Před 5 lety +1

    Hi my tank can not be drilled, other than a overflow box do I have any other options?

    • @BulkReefSupply
      @BulkReefSupply  Před 5 lety

      No, an overflow box or drill it are your only options for adding a sump system. You can consider using a canister filter or hang-on equipment only which is certainly doable, I would just recommend that you go light on the stocking with fish. The hang-on gear is a little less effective but so long as you stock lightly and maintain it, you will do great!

  • @StrategicNuclearMoose
    @StrategicNuclearMoose Před 4 lety

    What are the names of those cube tanks?

  • @andrewfierro3065
    @andrewfierro3065 Před 8 lety +1

    So your saying to have the Air Nibble to be connected to a pump 24/7 ?

    • @BulkReefSupply
      @BulkReefSupply  Před 8 lety +1

      +Andrew Fierro Yes, the air nipple should be connected to a suction pump or directly to your return line which will create suction and ensure the overflow can return back to normal operation in the event of power failure.

  • @ralphgarcia5989
    @ralphgarcia5989 Před 7 lety +1

    If i buy a over flow box cpr model 800g a hour on my 75g saltwater tank What pump number do i buy.I Like mags please help

    • @BulkReefSupply
      @BulkReefSupply  Před 7 lety

      It is best to slightly oversize the pump and be sure to account for your plumbing/head-pressure. I have a great video all about choosing a return pump that I linked below. The Danner Supreme Aqua-Mag 9.5 or 12 model is most likely going to be your best option.
      mdshop.us/2cByNSE
      mdshop.us/2cBzATz
      czcams.com/video/pdZm4uYKG3U/video.html

  • @Maxmgm212.
    @Maxmgm212. Před 7 lety +3

    How many hobs over flow can I add to one sump?

    • @BulkReefSupply
      @BulkReefSupply  Před 7 lety +1

      This depends on the sump. Feel free to contact us with more details and friendly support.
      customercare@marinedepot.com
      1-800-566-3474

  • @BillyF2LJeffs
    @BillyF2LJeffs Před 7 lety +1

    So what happens when the overflow fails but your return pump is still dumping water into your display tank....? Very wet floor methinks.

    • @BulkReefSupply
      @BulkReefSupply  Před 7 lety +3

      That is correct but is a very rare occurrence based on the design of the boxes; almost impossible.

    • @Clownfish-pq2do
      @Clownfish-pq2do Před 6 lety

      Billy Jeffs lol

  • @bonesawarm6987
    @bonesawarm6987 Před 3 lety +1

    I use canister for my reef...i have a inline heater,reactor and uv...don’t have room for sump

    • @BulkReefSupply
      @BulkReefSupply  Před 3 lety

      Cannister filters can work well for a reef aquarium :)

  • @thorshammer10129
    @thorshammer10129 Před 8 lety +1

    i dont get how a sump filters.thares only one small litle section to put media, and i not getting something ?please help

    • @BulkReefSupply
      @BulkReefSupply  Před 8 lety

      +Open_Branch A sump provides an area to add various filtration equipment. Most sumps will have a mechanical filter sock, a protein skimmer and a media reactor which provide the filtration; many hobbyists will also add additional equipment depending on the type of aquarium and bio-load in the aquarium.

    • @thorshammer10129
      @thorshammer10129 Před 8 lety

      +Marine Depot Aquarium Supplies ok thanks for the help

  • @Raptorman5174
    @Raptorman5174 Před 8 lety +2

    I have been considering a sump system for my 75g mixed reef but I am very hesitant because of the horrors I have heard regarding over flows. Since I live in a condo unit and have neighbors below me I can not risk this happening not even once. What assurances do you have regarding over flow protection?

    • @BulkReefSupply
      @BulkReefSupply  Před 8 lety +3

      +Nick Torres The CPR overflow is very reliable when used with an Aqua Lifter pump; even in the event power is lost the overflow will start on its own. The main concern here is ensuring your sump is large enough to hold the amount of water that would back-siphon down your return pipe when power is lost. When plumbed properly, this should be minimal and you will not run the risk of overflowing the sump.

  • @MikeE-hb8zb
    @MikeE-hb8zb Před 7 lety +4

    Never used a sump but i`m considering one... My question is..In the event of a power outage(happens a lot here) what keeps the overflow from draining the tank? Sry if this is a dumb question, I`m new to this!

    • @BulkReefSupply
      @BulkReefSupply  Před 7 lety +6

      The overflow pulls water from the surface of your aquarium and therefore once water level drops below the overflow, it can no longer pull water from your tank. The risk actually lies in your return water line which is typically below the surface of the water which will "back siphon" water from your tank into your sump. Using a check valve along with plumbing the return water line in such away to prevent the "back siphon" will avoid this problem . You also want to ensure your sump is large enough to hold the extra few gallons that will inevitably drain from your tank in the event of a power outage. Feel free to contact our customer service team directly for live support.
      Customercare@marinedepot.com
      1-800-566-3474

    • @MikeE-hb8zb
      @MikeE-hb8zb Před 7 lety

      ty

    • @jrturtle-xf2lp
      @jrturtle-xf2lp Před 7 lety +2

      will having the return line above or slightly above, where half is submerged, half not, prevent this?

    • @jrturtle-xf2lp
      @jrturtle-xf2lp Před 7 lety +2

      also, does the top of the sump have to be below the bottom of your aquarium or the water level? because of the location of my tank, i want it behind the tank, and only slightly below. would this work?

    • @davidvick6199
      @davidvick6199 Před 6 lety

      the over flow is at the top of the water so once the power turns off only a small amount of water will drain

  • @Kukaj1
    @Kukaj1 Před 5 lety +2

    Can this work for a 180 gal Koi tank?

    • @BulkReefSupply
      @BulkReefSupply  Před 5 lety

      Yes, it will be suitable for any type of aquarium.

  • @massive713
    @massive713 Před 8 lety

    I have a 90 Gallon Pacu and Oscar tank, what size Sump would be best?

    • @BulkReefSupply
      @BulkReefSupply  Před 8 lety

      +Erwin Eady The larger the better! Especially for large fish like Oscars and Pacus, the increased water volume will help improve water quality and make for easier filter maintenance.

    • @massive713
      @massive713 Před 8 lety

      Thanks again.

  • @royaldecreeforthechurchofm8409

    He said aquarium husbandry so when do i belt my fish? Instructions weren't clear.

  • @omarescamilla6223
    @omarescamilla6223 Před 5 lety

    I have a wet/dry sump that was set up for 125 gallons will this work on a 60 gallon tank?

    • @rvscape
      @rvscape Před 5 lety

      Yes

    • @BulkReefSupply
      @BulkReefSupply  Před 5 lety

      This would definitely work but you would need to make sure you get the correct size to compensate for your return pump.

    • @omarescamilla6223
      @omarescamilla6223 Před 5 lety

      @@BulkReefSupply What would you recommend?

  • @VtuberLife
    @VtuberLife Před 2 lety +5

    a piece of plastic that should cost 20$ to 30$ lets sell it 200$ +

  • @micaswanson6772
    @micaswanson6772 Před 2 lety

    Is there an overflow system for a non drilled glass aquarium?

    • @BulkReefSupply
      @BulkReefSupply  Před 2 lety

      If you can't or don't want to drill your aquarium, there are some hang-on options. We stock both the Eshopps and CPR Aquatics brands.
      www.bulkreefsupply.com/sumps-tanks-refugiums/overflows/external.html

  • @2liter8
    @2liter8 Před 2 lety

    What if you lose power to the return pump? Can't you get a lot of water on the floor?

    • @BulkReefSupply
      @BulkReefSupply  Před 2 lety +1

      Your sump's water level will rise during a power outage, no doubt. Really any time your return pump is turned off. You'll want to make sure that your sump is able to handle that additional water so that it doesn't overflow.

  • @Mwag4
    @Mwag4 Před 7 lety +1

    can I use a overflow box with a refugium?

    • @BulkReefSupply
      @BulkReefSupply  Před 7 lety +1

      Yes, an overflow box can work to drain water into a refugium with the appropriate baffles.

  • @user-ws3ji9zv8e
    @user-ws3ji9zv8e Před 8 lety

    Where can I buy?
    I am live in Taiwain

    • @BulkReefSupply
      @BulkReefSupply  Před 8 lety

      +簡大鈞 You can purchase on our website and we will ship the items directly to you. We do have some restrictions for international shipments and you can view all of the details via the link below. To obtain a shipping quote, simply add the item to your online shopping cart, select the destination country and enter the postal code.
      goo.gl/gr9BjJ
      Thanks for watching!

  • @cooperbohner4035
    @cooperbohner4035 Před 7 lety

    Where does the aqua lifter pump pump into.

    • @BulkReefSupply
      @BulkReefSupply  Před 7 lety

      The Aqua Lifter is actually set up to suck or pull water out of the overflow box and then pump the water back into your sump or display aquarium. This action will keep the overflow box primed with water in the event of a power outage.

  • @abh3960
    @abh3960 Před 6 lety +1

    what size for my jbj 10 guys

    • @BulkReefSupply
      @BulkReefSupply  Před 6 lety

      You will want a small overflow box as your maximum flow through should only be around 100 GPH through the sump. Here is a link to browse on our website and feel free to let us know if you have questions.
      mdshop.us/2BrJi71

  • @Orlycuba4ever
    @Orlycuba4ever Před 3 lety

    I can use overflow with my fx6 ?

  • @Noble_Isaac
    @Noble_Isaac Před 4 lety

    Will they flood my floor?

  • @keeganmonkey569
    @keeganmonkey569 Před 7 lety +1

    Should I do this or drill my tank for an overflow? I heard that these boxs fall off a lot and aren't very good?

    • @BulkReefSupply
      @BulkReefSupply  Před 7 lety +1

      Drilling your tank is the best option if you have the means to do it. I would only recommend an overflow box if drilling your tank was not possible.
      -Robert @ MD

    • @krombopulosrick7920
      @krombopulosrick7920 Před 7 lety

      Keegan Monkey get it done professionally its pretty cheap and they wont break your tank witch you might if you never drilled glass before

    • @Will-tm5bj
      @Will-tm5bj Před 6 lety

      You've got to watch what you try to drill.. drilling tempered glass will cause you to lose your tank, and maybe slice an arm or finger.

    • @jnava121
      @jnava121 Před 6 lety +1

      buy an inexpensive 10 gallon to practice drilling it's harder than a thicker nicer tank because of the thin glass (u will be a pro). Or go to an LFS maybe they will charge you a small fee to drill. Some overflow boxes even have the drill bit and template which is nice.

  • @abh3960
    @abh3960 Před 6 lety +1

    I dont see any gpr overflow box

    • @BulkReefSupply
      @BulkReefSupply  Před 6 lety

      CPR overflow boxes are available below. Let us know if you have any questions!
      mdshop.us/2qW2Fyg

  • @leeandmandybattersby5958

    Hi I have a 90 gallon what size sump would you recommend

    • @BulkReefSupply
      @BulkReefSupply  Před 8 lety +3

      +Lee and Mandy Battersby When it comes to sumps, the bigger the better!

    • @juliusesarda
      @juliusesarda Před 6 lety

      Lee and Mandy Battersby
      30 to 40g sump

  • @ceecee2309
    @ceecee2309 Před 7 lety

    the CPR CS series unit:
    WARNING: do not buy this overflow box the toms aqualifter pump failed
    after a couple months but the biggest problem is THERE IS NO WAY TO
    CLEAN INSIDE THIS BOX there is a large area in which there is absolutely
    no way to get to, I give CPR credit for trying but there is a design
    flaw........ just google you will see nothing but complaints from people
    that have been running these for any amount of time

  • @godspi4609
    @godspi4609 Před 8 lety

    so in todays evergrowing popularity with youtube and "diy" what are the pros and cons of building your own sump over buying a manufactured sump

    • @BulkReefSupply
      @BulkReefSupply  Před 8 lety

      +Scott Harrison Building a sump allows you to customize and size the sump to your liking which is huge benefit when installing on an existing tank. Depending on the materials used, you will also most likely save some money. The downside is that it definitely takes time, careful planning, and a bit of patience to get the job done well.

    • @godspi4609
      @godspi4609 Před 8 lety

      So are there any upsides to paying for a sump

    • @godspi4609
      @godspi4609 Před 6 měsíci

      ​@@BulkReefSupplylol, 8 years later and I'm back...spoiler alert I built my own sump

  • @jeremysewell2805
    @jeremysewell2805 Před 5 lety +1

    I have never "exposed myself" to any animals!!!

  • @gabersultan6056
    @gabersultan6056 Před rokem

    Please we need an Arabic translation

  • @the1000expert
    @the1000expert Před 8 lety +1

    every word has a hand movement. hahhaha

    • @BulkReefSupply
      @BulkReefSupply  Před 8 lety +1

      Thanks for watching and commenting. This is something I work on in every video, sometimes I just get carried away talking about fish stuff, the last thing on my mind is my hands. :)
      -Robert @ MD

    • @joenose290
      @joenose290 Před 8 lety +1

      +Marine Depot Aquarium Supplies Keep it up. I can't stand watching someone motionless

  • @jero1820
    @jero1820 Před 5 lety +1

    CPR is crap junk. Don't do it you'll regret it. Think of it. You need to buy another part to make a piss poor product work.

    • @BulkReefSupply
      @BulkReefSupply  Před 5 lety +2

      Sorry to hear about your experience with the CPR. We have had great success with these overflow boxes for years, in fact it is one of the industries oldest and most reliable overflows!
      I will agree that it is much better to drill out your tank but for situations were that is not possible, these overflows are some of the best available. Feel free to reply on here if we may be able to help in some way!
      -Robert @ MD

  • @andrewrexen9779
    @andrewrexen9779 Před 3 lety

    when seller never have his own aquarium

  • @NEWJARZ
    @NEWJARZ Před 6 lety +1

    this guy is very informative but somewhat irritating and mundane.

  • @AB-dy2ll
    @AB-dy2ll Před 3 lety

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