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Not sure how or where to post this ....... Anyway. >>> Im looking to give away an old 20 gallon drilled aquarium (AS IS for FREE) and steel stand to someone who wants to give it some tender loving care. May have to seal or replace the bullheads and give the stand a coat of spray paint (not...

I am setting up a new ELOS 75 Gal and decided to go with Aquaroche. It’s a ceramic, hand made rock made of pieces in different sizes that can interlock in a number of different ways. It’s made in France and sold by Aquarium Specialty. A bit pricey but the best product I’ve seen. You can check...

Same process, just takes longer. Patience is key. Don’t push it. Buy the bit and practice on scrap sheet of glass. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

One thing I didn’t see in that video is that you should cover the area of the hole with some sort of masking tape (on the inside of the tank) and put a folded towel where the blank of glass might drop inside the tank as well. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Better than me explaining. Do a search “drilling aquarium glass” You will find not only the bits but also videos like this one . Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

If it’s the back it should be ok. You can always contact the aquarium manufacturer to make sure. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I’ve drilled maybe four or five holes. It’s actually a lot easier than you would think. Just buy the right size diamond bit online and then keep watching glass drilling videos till the bit arrives.. You will be a pro after the first hole! [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]. Just make sure you don’t...

Is anyone else from the club going to attend? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk