Questions....

[Neonguy95]

Ok so the 300 gallon got scaled down when she realized just how big 300 was. So now it is more than likely going to be 120-130ish. Glass

I have been looking at glasscages.com My questions start here.

I am going to run a sump/fuge on this tank. Probably a 55. So how do you pump the water out of the main tank to the fuge? At the bottom, middle, top? I know I will have to use pumps ect. Can I just use PVC to the main tank with a pipe like an over the back filter uses? Then the pump back up through PVC? Hopefully I made sense...

Mostly looking at how to do it, before I do it.

Thanks for any help.

[s1xtyfe3t]

get a reef ready tank from the start. It will drop water to the sump via gravity and you can use a pump to return the water to the tank. most of the time the tanks already have a place for a return line as well.

[Neonguy95]

The cost of a reef ready tank is not reall an option.

Break-up:
125 glass - 225.00

125 Perfecto- 525 pre-drilled

Oceanic - Kinda outragous

I can get a glass tank drilled. I am just looking at my options as far what to do and where to drill.

[twfields79]

Man believe that you would drill on the top and the returnI guess where ever below water line. I here thats about $10 to drill a hole then the bulkheads. I would definateley get it drilled though you will thank yourself. Overflow box shouldn't be an option I wouldn't think.

[Red Sea Purple Tang]

Binswanger Glass on Campbell will drill a tank. They charged me $7/hole. I'll bring over a pic today and show ya what you can do.

Definately get it drilled though.

[Neonguy95]

I knew there was a way.

[lil'salty]

glasscages will make tanks that are reef ready
pay the little bit extra as it looks so much better in the long run

[Red Sea Purple Tang]

If you call Glasscages, they will give you a shipping estimate.