Quote Originally Posted by deranged chipmunk View Post
You could still drill low on the side for a sump. There are a lot of advantages to a sump, but they can be a pita to set up. It's getting that right overflow/return rates set right. That's the pain. But the advantages outweigh that. You can heat the sump instead of the tank. Water changes are much easier, removing excess water is easier. If you plant your sump with live plants, you increase your biological filter to a ridiculous size, but mostly, you don't have to worry about accessing any mechanical parts inside the tank, leaving you a lot more room for the frogs.


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what is a sump? I mean i know in theory, it is a tank that is getting water pumped in and out, usually placed under the main tank and for advanced fish tank people, that wasnt ever applied to me
Is it ultimately fish tank without fish?

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