John99
01-05-08, 01:23 AM
I have been trying to figure this out for the longest time. I have not done any practical experiments and so far just using visualization.
Put simply, for this experiment, we need to circulate (not supply but it can also be that) from a smaller body of water to a larger body of water.
In this example use this:
A 40 gallon tank (any shape or size- within reason) and a 5 gallon tank, place the 5 gallon tank a few inces abouve the 40 gallon, consider 2-3 inches as optimal. Try and get the 5 gallon to recirculate the 40 gallon with minimal mechanical devices ie. pumps but of course you will need at least on small pump (unless you are a REAL genius). The overflow from 5 gallon should be at the very top or just below.
Put simply, for this experiment, we need to circulate (not supply but it can also be that) from a smaller body of water to a larger body of water.
In this example use this:
A 40 gallon tank (any shape or size- within reason) and a 5 gallon tank, place the 5 gallon tank a few inces abouve the 40 gallon, consider 2-3 inches as optimal. Try and get the 5 gallon to recirculate the 40 gallon with minimal mechanical devices ie. pumps but of course you will need at least on small pump (unless you are a REAL genius). The overflow from 5 gallon should be at the very top or just below.