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    New Here... Bremerton/Silverdale

    That is enough for just dropping water to the sump for a skimmer and that's about it. Adding some power heads, Tunze pumps or the cheaper Hydror (Eric has them @ the Shark Reef) would be a very good idea. As far as the tank swap, I would recommend taking a couple days to move the livestock...
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    New Here... Bremerton/Silverdale

    Your tank is more like 37 gal. To find volume it's L x W x H / 231 ( all dimentions in inches ). Sorry to say it's 10 gal smaller than you thought. :(
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    DIY sump

    I live in snohomish and have built alot of sumps. I'll PM you with contact info
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    plans for my sump refugium

    Back flooding is simply the amount of water that drains down from the tank should it be shut down (power outage). It is important to know aprox how much water will fill the sump without the return pump running to avoid flooding. As far as the baffles go, the taller you make them, the more...
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    plans for my sump refugium

    That will work fine. I would lose the ball valve for flow control into the fuge and just route out a large oval or drill several large holes and use a piece of scrap acrylic to slide up and down for flow control. Drill and tap a hole for a 1/4 nylon screw below the holes and your in business...
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    Suggestions on pre-drilled tank

    Check out Blue Sierra, Jonas has a very large selection on his floor and would be a good place to see the options in person.
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