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    I have never hook up a close loop system filtration before. It seem like a big risk if not done correctly. For those who have experience with these type of close loop system filtration, what all is needed. I've just pick up a ehiem 2262 also have the bulk head with the threads and of course have silicone on hand. This will be install in a 240g, tank is currently empty. Thanks in advance.

  • #2
    Take some pics

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    • #3
      first, measure your drilling holes to make sure they fit the bulkheads you have.
      You can bring those bulkheads to city pet and get you two adapters ( to connect from those bulkheads to your hoses-input and output hoses got different sizes->different size of output for adapters).
      I used slip-on type bulkheads and it was a lot easier to install-just used some prime+pvc glue to glue adapters to bulkheads, then inserted the hoses to adapters and used clamps to keep the hoses in place.
      from my experience, slip-slip bulkhead is easier to work with, so, on the side inside your tank, you can put a little pvc pipe to raise your input and output over your substate level, thats way sand or whatever dont get sucked in your filter.
      hope that helps.

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      • #4
        Aren't all canisters considered closed loop?

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        • #5
          Re: close loop ehiem 2262

          Cuong, come by and check out how I've set mine up next time you're in the area.

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          • #6
            I put ball valves on mine then a adapter to my eheim 2260s

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Andrew_B View Post
              Aren't all canisters considered closed loop?
              He meant closed loop as in through his glass so he wouldn't have to see the output or intake.
              I guess canisters are closed loops ...

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              • #8
                Originally posted by Andrew_B View Post
                Aren't all canisters considered closed loop?
                That would be correct.

                Lol, should just ask about drilling tanks.
                I ate my fish that died.

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                • #9
                  It appears you live in my area if you would like stop by ill give you a complete list of whar you neef
                  Custom Aquarium Cabinets Justin Henry 281-739-8723

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                  • #10
                    Sunny, might have to make a trip out there sometime.
                    Justin I will swing by when I get a chance. Thanks everyone.

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                    • #11
                      Re: close loop ehiem 2262

                      Sounds good.

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by phish View Post
                        Sunny, might have to make a trip out there sometime.
                        Justin I will swing by when I get a chance. Thanks everyone.
                        Come on man im in the shop most nights working
                        Custom Aquarium Cabinets Justin Henry 281-739-8723

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