Hiya all,
I've been running an incredibly scratched 75 for many years. It's likely the main frustration I have with this hobby, as I could never afford a nicer tank.
So, I've been offered a 110 Gallon tall. It's the same length and width as my 75, but nearly 10 inches taller. With a stand and canopy for $350. (Great price!)
Issue is it has three holes in the bottom. If you were to spit the tank into sides, there's a hole in the center of each side. plus a third hole between the right side hole and the right rear corner.
I've thought a lot about this. I could just run a 90 deg, then PVC to the corners. With a deep sand bed. (fish always exposing the PVC). OR maybe I can plug these holes??? I know for a fact I DO NOT want two pipes sticking out of the sand in the center of my tank!
I'd far prefer to plug these holes. Then drill in a low sound overflow into the back wall. I'm just not sure plugging these holes will be as easy as I think.
Any help would be great, and Thanks!
I've been running an incredibly scratched 75 for many years. It's likely the main frustration I have with this hobby, as I could never afford a nicer tank.
So, I've been offered a 110 Gallon tall. It's the same length and width as my 75, but nearly 10 inches taller. With a stand and canopy for $350. (Great price!)
Issue is it has three holes in the bottom. If you were to spit the tank into sides, there's a hole in the center of each side. plus a third hole between the right side hole and the right rear corner.
I've thought a lot about this. I could just run a 90 deg, then PVC to the corners. With a deep sand bed. (fish always exposing the PVC). OR maybe I can plug these holes??? I know for a fact I DO NOT want two pipes sticking out of the sand in the center of my tank!
I'd far prefer to plug these holes. Then drill in a low sound overflow into the back wall. I'm just not sure plugging these holes will be as easy as I think.
Any help would be great, and Thanks!