Show off your 10 gallon sump

I am planning to convert an old 15 gallon tank (shown below) into a sump. It has the same footprint as a 10 gallon, but is a taller. After considering my options, this is the probably the biggest I can go and still fit it into my stand. I like the extra height attribute as it will reduce the risk of an overflow when power goes out and may help with water changes. I know space will be limited, and off the top of my head, I am hoping to find a way to fit in a filter sock, center chamber (fuge/skimmer/or whatever), Turbo's Aquatics L2 algae scrubber (above it), and return pump chamber (preferred, but would consider external return pump).

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I am looking for ideas and inspiration, so if you have a ~10 gallon sump, I would like to invite you to post pictures of it. Let me know what you like about yours and what you would change if you could. If you don't have one, but have seen one on the Internet that is worth sharing, then please do. Thanks for sharing!

edit: added picture

 

It will eventually go under my 50 gallon Oceanic

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I like the simplicity of this small sump:

http://www.thereeftank.com/forums/f97/the-adventures-of-my-first-sump-setup-144060.html

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P.S. I'm not sure where to find the GIRS forum rules, so please advise if shouldn't post links...I don't want to violate policy. Thanks.

 

Wish I had some spare gold ingots to use as spacers, but I'll find something. The configuration of the baffles baffles me, but otherwise a pretty darn nice job. Good tip to take from this post: use masking tape or painters tape for a clean appearnce.


http://www.marsh-reef.org/do-yourself/34987-10-gallon-sump-build.html

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