Pre-drilled tank ?
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nano reefer
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well, i dont have that same one, but my 55 is pre-drilled. i like it. no leaks, and it is a lot better than having visible pipes.
kellenr
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Originally Posted by Rockman
http:///forum/post/2690957
Anyone have marineland corner-flo Pre-drilled tanks?
Looking for the Good
the Bad
and the Ugly
Facts Appreciated Opinions Welcome
The tanks are usually good to go. Its the plumbing you attach that is usually the problem when things fail.
Cant beat a pre-drilled with a corner overflow.
http:///forum/post/2690957
Anyone have marineland corner-flo Pre-drilled tanks?
Looking for the Good
Facts Appreciated Opinions Welcome
The tanks are usually good to go. Its the plumbing you attach that is usually the problem when things fail.
Cant beat a pre-drilled with a corner overflow.
rockman
Member
Originally Posted by KellenR
http:///forum/post/2691274
The tanks are usually good to go. Its the plumbing you attach that is usually the problem when things fail.
Cant beat a pre-drilled with a corner overflow.
Do you mean the Plumping that comes with the tank?
If so what kind of problems?
http:///forum/post/2691274
The tanks are usually good to go. Its the plumbing you attach that is usually the problem when things fail.
Cant beat a pre-drilled with a corner overflow.
Do you mean the Plumping that comes with the tank?
If so what kind of problems?
texasmetal
Active Member
Originally Posted by Rockman
http:///forum/post/2691550
Do you mean the Plumping that comes with the tank?
If so what kind of problems?
I believe he meant the plumbing that you will build yourself and attach to the tank. Gotta get the water from the overflow to your sump and back to the tank somehow.
http:///forum/post/2691550
Do you mean the Plumping that comes with the tank?
If so what kind of problems?
I believe he meant the plumbing that you will build yourself and attach to the tank. Gotta get the water from the overflow to your sump and back to the tank somehow.
veni vidi vici
Active Member
Originally Posted by zanclus
http:///forum/post/2691633
If done carefully and with great planning you should have NO problems with predrilled tanks. Just make sure that you install your bulkheads correctly, tighten but do not overtighten. Some of us have over 10 holes drilled in our tanks with out any problems or leaks.
+1 and it dosent hurt to used this either.It will only help you get a better seal.
http:///forum/post/2691633
If done carefully and with great planning you should have NO problems with predrilled tanks. Just make sure that you install your bulkheads correctly, tighten but do not overtighten. Some of us have over 10 holes drilled in our tanks with out any problems or leaks.
+1 and it dosent hurt to used this either.It will only help you get a better seal.