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    Posted: January 31 2012 at 9:40am
So - when I'm ready... which won't be for a while... but was wondering just the same.  Is there a safe way to drill holes in an existing glass tank for the overflow boxes?
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Just buy the complete kit from glass-holes.com. easiest way to do it
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+1^
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+2^

I just did this a few weeks ago and it was way easy.






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So where do you buy these kits? Am just thinking in the future. :)
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Any thoughts on drilling a tank already filled?  Should we pull half the water out - switch livestock to another established tank - and drill?  Or should I call it a wash and get a hang on the back overflow?
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I get too nervous, I'd just pay Tyler to do it (tcfab).

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:D  I think I'll try that route first then... last thing I need - saltwater all over the house. :)
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