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where can i find a overflow box
I have a 2" hole drilled in the middle left side of my 75g reef...i am currantly running a 2'' piece of pvc out of a 90 (connected to the bulkhead) straight up to my desired water level....well it is not cutting it!!.i need to make some kind of overflow box over the bulk head.. Does anyone know where to find one..or an in exspensive way to make one.(rather not).... any other ideas or thoughts would help with this headach as well.....Thanks WR
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I'm about to do the same thing when my diamond hole saws arrive.
I'm just siliconing a piece of glass in both back corners. There's your overflow box. Some prefer to literally create a box in each corner out of two pieces of glass, but mine will be like this: |
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the hole is on the back...
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The diagnal glass will still work. If you want a box though, you can make one, just get 4 peices of glass and silicone them together onto the tank to form the box, or make one out of acrylic. Or there are quite a few places you can order them from.
Kim
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crap that place is freakin expensive. why would you recommend them?
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Yup that's expensive. Overflow teeth are over rated, that's why I'm just gonna use black glass.
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Glass-holes.com, cheap and good quality overflows.
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