Drilling a tank
I am in the process of making a refugium for my 29g. I know how i want to set up the fuge but i am having problems figuring out how to make the overflow. At first i wanted to use a siphon but i would rather use an overflow becaue of the possibility of overflowing the fuge if the power goes out. Is it possible to drill a tank while it is set up? I would rather not use a siphon but if i have to i will.
If i did it i would drain some of the water and use a shopvac or something to make sure no glass shards got into the tank. It just seems like a bad idea. Just seeing if anyone else had tried this. Thanks.
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29gal.
65W Accentic 65W Daylight PC
Aquaclear 150 HOB Filter (soon to be upgraded to a 15gal refugeum)
Seaclone 100 Protein Skimmer
20 lbs Live Sand ~2in SB
35 lbs Live Rock ~ (wanting to have about 45lbs when done)
1 yellow watchman goby
1 saddle back clown that hosts my condy
1 cleaner shrimp
1 peppermint shrimp
hermits and snails
2 emerald crabs
Corals
Devils Finger Leather
Closed Brain Coral
Starburst polyps (2 colors)
Yellow Colony Polyps
Pink and silver zoos
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