EBAY IS YOUR BEST BET
Hey Simly Folks I am looking for an overflow box for a 180 gallon tank! If anyone knows of anyone selling one Send me a pm!
Thanks,Dave
EBAY IS YOUR BEST BET
I just put a overflow box on my new 120 gallon tank and not sure I am liking it. I have had mine up and running for over a month now and here is my take on it.
Benefits:
Keeps the top of the water skimmed good, Keeps floating debri out of the water with enough flow.
Non-Benefits:
Poop and other heavy things just sink to the bottom so in my BB tank there is poop laying all over the bottom, Also the corners of the overflow box I got are square and almost everytime my fish got spooked one ran into the edge of the box and got injured.
My wife names my fish
I am looking for an overflow box so i can set this tank up thats all.Yeah they arent good fod cleaning up debris vacuuming is your best bet!If you want to sell it let me know.I have a home made wet dry I am going to use for this tank build!
Dave,
Not big enough but will get you started. I think he has larger overflow box as well.
http://philadelphia.craigslist.org/for/2046453586.html
BTW.. getting into planted tank?
Van no planted tank I was going to use it for adultsonly bare bottom!
Guys go to
http://www.glass-holes.com/Complete-...6.qscstrfrnt02
There is no better kit out there, inexpensive and low profile, very easy to install unless you are afraid of drilling your tank, much better than an overflow box.
Rodrigo
Rod Clement - SOS CREW NJ
Ross how was drilling tanks i dont want to drill it and crack it How easy was it?
It is very easy with the kit they provide, chek out the videos on the website, they are great and very funny! And yes, those are the owners!
Rodrigo
Rod Clement - SOS CREW NJ
Know your tank before attempting to drill it! Many modern tanks are tempered glass, and will self destruct if you attempt to drill them!
hey Dave drilling is no sweat. at first i had reservations but after a few, now I will drill one full of water and fish.lol
as for being tempered I have yet to see a tank that had tempered sides its typically just the bottom thats tempered. HTH
regards roundfishross
correct but there is no harm in cheking! Also any "upscale" glass like starfire can be tricky but most standard tanks the you would buy at PETCO, etc, will only have tempered bottom glass, and even with starfire. the rear glass is almost always regular glass.
Rodrigo
Rod Clement - SOS CREW NJ