Awesome man!

It does tend to happen. Did the goby seem stressed out at all?

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@Danny McManus Are there any holes on the bottom of the tank at all? This looks consistent with a standard inline setup. In those configurations typically the holes on the back are for the returns and then there will be bottom holes as drains into a nuclear canister filter. Theoretically you could just leave the holes as suction screens for the drains and run the water back into the tank over the back glass via Plumbing parts for your return. The only issue is 3/4” drains really aren’t going to be able to handle the drainage that a 200 gallon needs. In theory it can work but your turn over rate won’t be ideal if that makes sense. @Quinn Rodrigo if you have a minute to give any input also that’d be great just for a second opinion.

@Danny McManus Yeah so I just re read the original post. The 3/4” were probably designed as return lines for the original setup. A center overflow is usually enough for the drain depending on the hole sizes on the center intake.