Vlog 48: Plumbing the Closed Loop for MASSIVE Flow

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Thanks Jake Hope heaven is amazing for ya
Comment from : @ldballoon4

Why not use the curved elbows (just a little taller) on the outlets in the tank so you don’t stifle the flow w a sharp 90° turn?
Comment from : @madmaxxmiami

Hey Jake, how is this closed loop system holding up? Did you ever support the pumps? Any constant noise or vibrations the way it was setup in the long run? Now it has been over a couple of years since this install
Comment from : @BlueCarbonReefing

Здравствуйте, и это рентабельно по сравнению с помпами течения?
Comment from : @Omsk-Sea

Its very nice work and beautiful piping
Comment from : @fuffoon

Use a clear fitting inside the tank to elevate a rock structure so it looks like it's floating
Comment from : @rickgrigsby5848

Totally awesome sir ❤️❤️❤️ lots of love from India ❤️😌
Comment from : @sujansheelsrivastava7420

Primer ?
Comment from : @paulbjork5976

Killer setup, great video as always I never thought or seen a floating motor, but I Like it Presently doing a build-out of a 1000 gallon saltwater Part 16 just released, going FOWLR Kicking around a closed loop, but with the acrylic being 2 inches thick, makes for an issue with the bulkheads Be sure to check out the channel
Comment from : @TheirWorldAquatics

Is there a video showing the filtration system set up?
Comment from : @caslamdq

Update on this please?
Comment from : @simonjohnson4025

Merci super Closed Loop j’aimerais comprendre SVP on ne Voie pas le présage pour la descendre dans la partie technique (le sump ) ??
Comment from : @tofppm2148

I would suggest the ingress and egress be as far apart as possible so that water would travel further Maybe just one pump from hole 1 to 4 would be about the same result as 2 pumps from 1 to 2 and 3 to 4 Less electricity, fewer points of failure Would suggest schedule 80 for the bulkheads because if it leaks, it rains all 400 gallon out Also it would be nice to install an apex flow sensor to see how much the flow is I would be surprised if u get 70 of what the pump is rated for
Comment from : @derekkchung

Jake whats the stand made out of? I'm building a custom 390 gal tank 32tx36w84long and not sure if i want to use wood for this build thanks
Comment from : @williefraden1934

My ideal is similar but I would put two can filter pumps on each side of the tank It would not only create a nice flow like power heads but it would also filter the tank at the same time so no pipes or wires would be visible especially if you use low profile bulkheads with strainers for the out puts I even use external heaters that are attached to the can filters, so it keeps the water warm for my tropical fish
Comment from : @stafoncamronofficial

Say don't mean to bother you but I was sent to you for some advice I'm getting ready to setup a new reef tank and my question to you is my overflow holes are 1" and my return holes are 3/4" I plan on running 1" all the way to the sump with my overflow drains Now the real question is on the returns from the return pump how would you plumb it my Outlet is 1 1/4" what would size plumbing would you run to the 3/4" return hole 👍👍looking forward to your response
Comment from : @drexistre7364

I'm currently building a 220 system, And consider doing a closed loop the problem is with new tanks you never really know which panels are tempered and which are not So for fear of shattering my brand new tank I'm going to skip the close loop
Comment from : @mikekupetsky6879

Great job I agree with this philosophy It gives you great water of flow from bottom up Now that you had this for a while, do you think this is the way to go? and can you live with out water pumps on the tank walls like ecotech MPs?with this closed loop I wanted to know since this is such a clean look and moving water in places that other pumps can
Comment from : @emmanuelperez4830

What’s the use of close loop without a sump ?
Comment from : @lagoonreef

three or four bomies with the closed loops hidden inside them would be cool I reckon 😂😎 could do some nice 360 degree sps bomies
Comment from : @blake_jiujitsu90

Can’t wait to watch how this tank evolves I just setup my first closed loop system and love the clean look of no pumps or wires in the tank
Comment from : @billdeppen2132

Why Closed Loop? Is there an advantage? And how will you filter the water?
Comment from : @sappysiggy2351

This may be a dumb question but if the pvc is only on the bottom isn’t it going to kick up the sand?
Comment from : @sampelnick4530

Ok, I know this question has been asked several times and your response is the same "several layers of pre-filtration I'm still relatively new to the hobby so I also do not understand brbrbrCan you please outline the benefits of this setup, and a little more detail on how it worksbrI mean, are you going to extend the inlet? With that much flow you're going to be making fish smoothies
Comment from : @chrisp112

You won't need to put any supports in for the pumps, the pipework is strong at that diameter and the lengths are extremely short so they will be fine Looks awesome!
Comment from : @theshady62

Dude are you also an actor?brYou were in the Netflix moviebr”6 underground”
Comment from : @poppad3585

Whats the benefit of a closed loop
Comment from : @bluefathoms3236

Question about closed loop systems They look really clean, but am I just being stupid and not figuring out filtration such as a sump and such
Comment from : @alohacoralreef

I'm wondering how you're going to screen our keep dirt and junk from falling down into the inlets
Comment from : @killrcool66

Jake, love it! One question, how will you keep stuff out of the intakes?
Comment from : @garyjenson8262

How do you prevent livestock from entering the suction?
Comment from : @jlmplos

Verry smart plumbing!!
Comment from : @KreefAquariumhobby

Floating scape for sure!
Comment from : @E46G0D

Hello! This system is amazing!brbrIn Brazil has a excelent aquatist “Joao Carlos Basso”, he improve this system, creating a closed loop with only one hole on display With only 1 pipe, he makes up and down water brbrIn hes YouTube channel can you see that brbrCongrats for your project
Comment from : @fcfeitosa

Awesome build brother; what is going into it?
Comment from : @Theaquaplex

Jake Adams-the Nigella Lawson of reefing👍😋
Comment from : @dougaldawson5083

Wont sand and rocks get into the pumps?
Comment from : @michaelisakov1108

Only pvc glue no primer?
Comment from : @michaelisakov1108

Closed loops can be a very affective type of filtration When we set up a system we always try to go over the worse case possibilities, the thing to consider is leaks If a fitting fails, an o-ring failure (8 O-rings in this set up & 4 gaskets in addition to the glued joints) what is the worse case? In this set up worse case if not noticed total tank drained (to lip of bulkhead) and pumps run dry If it would work for the look of the aquarium having a short riser (maybe 6") would at least save the fish in the short run in a complete failure A lot of things would need to go wrong but failures always seem to happen when you are not there to catch them
Comment from : @PremierAquarium

Would love to see a floating tonga rock aquascape with easy ways of putting it together
Comment from : @korystrong6541

Damn I wish I could Afford a 400 gallon tank!!
Comment from : @ericbrokos7817

Really diggin this build!! Have been very interested in the bottomof the tank since you unveiled it The fact you could flush mount the gasket which would pretty much garuntee you'll never have squeeze out is a killer idea Also going old school with the closed loop is bringing it back man, well done
Comment from : @thewaterdenken1213

Looks great If it were me I’d wrap that black wire with some white tape :)
Comment from : @mikeyfish5655

The washing machine is running 👍🏻
Comment from : @josephsreef6694

Did Indonesia’s release the ban yet
Comment from : @nicolesworld6751

What a difference it makes when you have this reef studio So many projects keep them coming Looking for more as always
Comment from : @nicolesworld6751

Looks super clean, and it was great to see you do the actual plumbing, so we have an idea of how they should be done properly 😅 btw, nice IO shirt!
Comment from : @InappropriateReefer

try a pvc aquascape, pvc takes the place of tonga branch
Comment from : @homegrownreefer

It have not to be screwed whilst putting it together
Comment from : @gocedimoski728

How do you keep debris from the brintakes and what does maintenance look like?
Comment from : @pedromuslera4986

beware with the vibration with the pump suspended in the air It may affect junctions
Comment from : @alvaro_chamakh6821

Arches!
Comment from : @jakemcdermott1901

Get a company to build it, there's company's who let you design it with a 3d model, like Aaron's aquarium Check his out, it's amazing so open lots of room for flow
Comment from : @richardpoole1770

hi Jake love you studio and videos, about 6-7 months ago I added a rainbow monti, I trusted the source however the one time I dont qt I ended up with Monty eating nudibranch, anyway all my monties died off about 5 months question is how long should I wait before adding montipora back in my tank?
Comment from : @drewjanes307

Are you still playing Pokemon Go?
Comment from : @Tjaptjoii

I think drilling some holes in shelf rock pieces around that 15" pvc outlet protruding from the bottom would look cool Stack them up using a piece of straight pvc rising up about 2/3" - 1/2" the height of the tank, with the 90 on the top end, perhaps even a T fitting This would effectively almost hide the pvc within the rocks, and that vertical pvc would be the spine of sorts for the rock structure I think that would be slick to do, and you could even arch between the left and right side with some Mortar and regular reef saver rock Thats my eye deer Looks awesome so far!
Comment from : @rooob-toob5845

Have you thought of a way to screen the inlet bulkheads? would hate to see it suck in some coraline or a small dislodged frag/piece of coral or a fish even, that things moving some water!!
Comment from : @rooob-toob5845

I would put supports under pumps to the wall Very cool tank!
Comment from : @christianneal8204

Hey Jake great video as always! I just have a question, don't you think that installing the pumps upside down is going to have a negative effects on the hard plumbing? How do you plan to reduce vibrations?
Comment from : @bioaquarium3683

Super clean work Jake! Would love to see this jumbo pool filled with "high grade" acros, not fancy name high grade, i mean the real deal ✌💪😎
Comment from : @zerberus2525

Jake - love the direction this build is taking and the closed loop design I think this would be a great opportunity for a few Random Flow Generator Nozzles Lets pop a few on the ends of those closed loops :-)
Comment from : @vividcreativeaquatics

Question so your pulling from one hole and pushing it from another one, i assume this is going to be bare bottom or otherwise everything will be sucked in or two how do you keep things from getting into the intake? i dont get it
Comment from : @scubaguy5389

I also made a spray bar a few weeks ago adding on UV sterilizer made it closed loop(dino-snot prevention), battle was "successful" for my level I think But the 1/2 spray nozzle was a big help pointed at the Monti cap and eliminated turkey baster maintenance with no pissed softies/lps, one less big chore lol
Comment from : @tylerfronek3926

Big floating shelf aquascape
Comment from : @yoshimoto2600

What are the dimensions on it 8foot buy what buy what
Comment from : @jasoncruz3506

It’s humbling to build your own aquarium instead of buying a aio
Comment from : @theodoresherron8796

floating islands!
Comment from : @eliden

Vibrations may cause issues Better use something to support the pump
Comment from : @wiekiatong4018

WAHOU, que du beau matériel !!! brMerci Jake 💪💪💪
Comment from : @volteface69

Awesome work Jake!!!😎
Comment from : @benhowardbath

Beautiful jobi love u videos addan I wish I work with you love work with tanks thanks for the videos keep up for are community
Comment from : @Ruffles206

Whenever you glue a ball valve, always make sure that gravity pulls the glue away from the internals!
Comment from : @goaski474

Was that a Coors I seen in the video Jake?! I would love to see a bare bottom with multiple pillars of different heights!! brPaul H
Comment from : @paulhumphrey9474

I wonder if you would benefit in adding a spray tube along the bottom just like the 20 gal jbj frag tank has, just to keep organic suspended? Hmmmm
Comment from : @joseochoa2792

Are you using primer with the PVC cement?
Comment from : @scorpian51

Its gonna be very useful
Comment from : @yad1737

consider the risk of the Loop sucked by the fish or other things?
Comment from : @MichealWanghuan

Oh, and make sure your sump is under those pumps, because even when you close off the valves you're going to spill a good amount of water when you disconnect them
Comment from : @Mike__B

This was cool thought of you br youtube/3GLZAIaXudk
Comment from : @graffic13

15:18 br(Oh Yeah)br😜☝🏻
Comment from : @xjd8375

I've been waiting for this since you setup the tank
Comment from : @ghost61

So excited to see this series! This aquarium is going to be epic!
Comment from : @DylanRenke

I think this tank is perfect for mud substrate😆
Comment from : @bigbowlowrong4694

Awesome job there Jake, looks clean AF ! I'm a fan of the branch type rock which might look dope ?
Comment from : @artofwar-3263

Aaa amazing
Comment from : @trureef2319

Tube bending, heat and flex to the angle you want I think Than did that
Comment from : @atfinthehouse8631

Don’t you lose flow velocity by going to bigger bulk heads and returns Won’t your flow volume be regulated more by the pump, with velocity a function of the diameter of the tube Narrower, higher velocity
Comment from : @atfinthehouse8631

I like the closed loop can't wait to see the sump and the plumbing that goes with it 🐡
Comment from : @frogger7509

You have to do something with random flow generators Idk what but something
Comment from : @ArrickthaRed

That setup looks awesome and the symmetry makes my OCD calm down lol thanks bro
Comment from : @hootiemike3091

Please do a aquascape like Rico's aqueriums 500g or Wayne dislets 205g
Comment from : @peach0221

I say do 3 bomis with rainbows connecting them together
Comment from : @philcavallini9657

Hello Jake I’ve just watched the video and when you said aquascape I think your should use the ( two little fishies Stax rock) I’ve just got two boxes and a mate of mine has used it as well he has three closed loops and was able to build a structure around the outlets
Comment from : @lachlanjohnfishing7325