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i sure will check it out, but what I have found so far is that it is much the same as normal glass

it seems that drilling laminated glass is much the same as drilling normal glass, I am more concerned about drilling a running tank as I do not want to pull down a stocked tank. Is it worth the risk or does someone know where I can find an overflow box that will fit over a 2.5 inch tank brace?

Has anyone ever drilled a running tank to install an overflow box? My tank is a 180G with 1/2 inch laminated glass that is sitting 6 inches away from the wall. The reason for drilling is that I want to install a 1500gph overflow from Glass-holes.com...

I have decided that I am going to get a custom built 4 foot sump and am going to use: Pot Scrubbies as bio media, polyfiber as mecanical, chuck a uv lamp in somehwhere aswell and possibly upgrade my pump I plan to put in around 400 scrubbies that are fed by a drip tray.

Like this, the flow is really good http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/160654256123?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1438.l2649

an FX5 would be good if you want to fund it Id rather run several small canisters that are easy to clean when it is that time again, I would do 1 filter per month (so each canister gets cleaned every 3 months) + there is less to worry about when I am not home for the weekend with canisters

I have a 6x2x2 tank that has a 2.5 foot sump that is only running at 528 gallons per hour and has 15 fish that grow to around 6 inches and I would like to add some more stock later on in the future. So should I upgrade my sump and pump or Buy one large canister filter or Buy a few smaller...

i have 4 silver dollars in with 3 gold fish 2 highly agressive cichlids a black ghost knife, clown loaches, + more odd fish that some people would never dream about putting together. i have 0 aggression-fish fights really you could nearly put anything with anything, silver dollars could be...

i only use heaters during the winter time, my tanks just ride the temperature and my fish dont seem to mind at all, today my 6 foot tank is at 20 degrees C, thats 68F, my fish dont mind at all because they are used to it.

Mine is 5 inch and it seems to be happy to swim around when i have the 20 watt tube on, but does not do what yours does that is amazing. make sure you look after that fish and make sure you play in your hands because i think that you have something amazing

same

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^ if i dont pass my boss finds out!

why study hard at school, just get an apprentiship, make sure you at least pass and coast through and when you finish you have a job and two years later you are a tradesmen. oops sorry thats me!

i have a worm farm so i get worms whenever i like, 3 spot gouramis love them, so do cichlids. Does anyone know if silver dollars eat worms?

so what are the major problems that can occur when: 1the male and female could be closely related? 2when raising fish? 3 fish breed in a community tank? $4convict cichlids breed to much and you dont have anything that will eat them and cannot sell them?

sorry cant help you it has to many spots

agree

he means a fine grade sponge, like a fine grade of sponge. there is 2 main types there is: the rough stuff that is used for taking out chunky stuff and there is the smooth sponge that takes out up to m icroscopic things from the water Wow that is hard to explain

sorry bout dat it is the best i can do at the moment without the manage attachments thing