125 AGA drillable?
- Thread starter d-dzel
- Start date
d-dzel
Member
Thanks! I just wanted to make sure.
Is it possible to "try" to drill a tank that's currently running? I mean try to dill the sides? Maybe draining some water and put something on the inside of the tank so the glass won't fall into the tank? A friend of mine has his running and wants to drill it
Is it possible to "try" to drill a tank that's currently running? I mean try to dill the sides? Maybe draining some water and put something on the inside of the tank so the glass won't fall into the tank? A friend of mine has his running and wants to drill it
veni vidi vici
Active Member
Yes you can.
veni vidi vici
Active Member
Originally Posted by D-Dzel
http:///forum/post/3053536
Awesome set-up Veni. Yours is a 72" long right? The one that I want to get is a 48". Do they use the same glass? I mean can the 48" be drilled as well? Do you have a pic of this tank running? Thanks!
http:///forum/post/3053536
Awesome set-up Veni. Yours is a 72" long right? The one that I want to get is a 48". Do they use the same glass? I mean can the 48" be drilled as well? Do you have a pic of this tank running? Thanks!
d-dzel
Member
Wow, that's a nice tank.
If I drill my tank from the back like yours. How would the overflows be built? I mean what could I use to keep the fish from going into the holes? I currently have a 55g that I want to use as a sump for the 120, is there a way to keep the holes in the 120 blocked/closed while it's running this way I'll have time to mod my 55g into a sump and not have my livestock die on me? Thanks!
If I drill my tank from the back like yours. How would the overflows be built? I mean what could I use to keep the fish from going into the holes? I currently have a 55g that I want to use as a sump for the 120, is there a way to keep the holes in the 120 blocked/closed while it's running this way I'll have time to mod my 55g into a sump and not have my livestock die on me? Thanks!
veni vidi vici
Active Member
Originally Posted by D-Dzel http:///forum/post/3053719
Wow, that's a nice tank.
If I drill my tank from the back like yours. How would the overflows be built? I mean what could I use to keep the fish from going into the holes? I currently have a 55g that I want to use as a sump for the 120, is there a way to keep the holes in the 120 blocked/closed while it's running this way I'll have time to mod my 55g into a sump and not have my livestock die on me? Thanks!
I built a coast to coast overflow,page 2 i think.
https://forums.saltwaterfish.com/t/319838/125-reef-tank-build
Wow, that's a nice tank.
If I drill my tank from the back like yours. How would the overflows be built? I mean what could I use to keep the fish from going into the holes? I currently have a 55g that I want to use as a sump for the 120, is there a way to keep the holes in the 120 blocked/closed while it's running this way I'll have time to mod my 55g into a sump and not have my livestock die on me? Thanks!
I built a coast to coast overflow,page 2 i think.
https://forums.saltwaterfish.com/t/319838/125-reef-tank-build