to drill or not to drill

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#1
#1
I have a 210 that I'm getting ready to set up it has a overflow box and is drilled already but it is only drilled once. My question do I just build a spray bar and use this overflow or should I build a overflow box drill the tank and do a beananimal setup? the extra cost is really low so I'm leaning toward drilling.
 
303travism

303travism

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#3
#3
to drill or not to drill

I would drill also less room for stuff to go bad.
 
Smiley

Smiley

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#5
#5
drill... 10:1 odds are the hole that is already drilled isnt big enough to handle 2100gph........which is your 10x turnover...
 
Dr.DiSilicate

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#6
#6
to drill or not to drill

Drill! You'll regret it if you don't. You can't after it is set up.
 
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#7
#7
well I guess its good that I ordered a 2 3/8 holesaw and 5 1 1/2 bulkheads from glass holes who do you think I should have build the box aquamart or dvenson?
 
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