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Tank has two corner overflows but they leak ever so slowly. The tank itself doesn't leak. BUT water seaps into the overflow. Instead of spending the money or time fixing this little issue I would rather just sell it or trade for a non drilled tank of similar size. All plumbing for the sump was done by a professional aquatics company and cost me almost 300. Unfortunately I didn't know about this issue til after.
I built the stand which has one side panel on a hinge like a door so sump maintenance is easy. Also have a quite one water pump never used still in box and other parts. Please contact me ASAP 215.206.4848. My location is Montgomery county pa. Thanks jesse |
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