Bulkheads- Proper Use For Aquariums | Tips and Tricks

Video quality	The size	Download

Информация о Bulkheads- Proper Use For Aquariums | Tips and Tricks

Название	:	Bulkheads- Proper Use For Aquariums \| Tips and Tricks
Продолжительность	:	4.28
Дата публикации	:
Просмотров	:	61 rb

You do not need silicone What you need is Lifeguard o-ring silicone lubricant Also dump the cheap ABS bulkheads and get the Sch 80 bulkheads They cost about $5 more but will not fail You could also go full bore and get viton seals Viton seals with sch 80 bulkheads will never fail
Comment from : @toddhayslett8269

Thanks for the video man I have a 180g tank I got that was predrilled and I thought about just closing it off but I think I’ll use this method with my 3 Fx6 filters
Comment from : @dave8776

I want to be able to guide plumb my canister filters into the drilled tank, what exact materials do I need?
Comment from : @drynalove8184

I have a 300gal and it has 2 overflows on each sides I'm using a Fx6 and Fx4 but I notice I have to keep putting water on the side the Fx6 is on why is that? There are no leaks
Comment from : @Ajcooln

Got a question I purchase a 180 gal tank and I have an Fx6 and Fx4 I'm doing freshwater according to the diagram above is it ok to connect them together or is it better to run them separately? My tank has 4 2" holes that were drilled on both bottom sides of the tank near the back
Comment from : @Ajcooln

You put the gasket on the wrong side It MUST go on the inside and the nut on the outside
Comment from : @Sword5000

I got a used 140 gallon tank that was already drilled Never had a drilled tank before Thanks for the info Though I will say, whoever I bought the tank from had gaskets on both sides of the tank and a lot of silicon gooped all over the place and it failed Cleaning that silicon off of the glass has proven to be a pain in the ass Any recommendations for this? I've tried 9 vinegar and on another try, 50 isopropyl alcohol No help
Comment from : @Threedog1963

Very interesting method On your website you discuss using bulkheads to supply canister filters in a little more detail, but I'm curious about one very important detail that was left out of the article When talking about the method of using a single bulkhead to supply two canister filters it says, understandably, the returns should be separate for each filter, but how do you go about sizing a shared intake bulkhead for canister filters? Would a 1-in intake be sufficient for two canisters that use a 1/2-in return?
Comment from : @vernon6130

Thanks man this video really help me out just bought a 75 with sump holes an was trying to see an Easy way to connect my canister filter instead of covering up sump holes with silicone an glass
Comment from : @starlord7743

What size bulkhead would I need for 1 1/2 hole?
Comment from : @natestanks2001

Very helpfull subbedhow much water 1 inch bulkhead can overflow or 1 1/2 inch bulkhead can flow I'm wanna drill my tank on back
Comment from : @cichlidguru1163