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Does it include something to help you drill? Or is that bought separately? I saw a clear sheet in a picture. It had a hole in it. The clear sheet said Eshops on it. I can find the picture if that helps.On my 40 breeder I used the Eshops eclipse medium.
exactly … my only add is be mindful of that plexiglass guide and your hole placement …On my 40 breeder I used the eshops eclipse medium.
I’ll keep that in mind. As for the bulkhead, could you send a link of what you mean?exactly … my only add is be mindful of that plexiglass guide and your hole placement …
if you use the black rim as a guide your hole might be a lil lower than you want ( or not)
All depends …
…. suggest a thread x thread bulkhead with a threaded male x female slip elbow & 1” aftermarket slip strainer
that way you can at least vary the water level
Thank you! I really appreciate. So just to confirm, I would replace the flat strainer with the one above basically? Does the overflow come with a flat strainer?
Thanks for the confirmation and your help so far. Where about would you recommend to drill from the rim?yeah I think me and @Mr. Mojo Rising had the same kit:
it comes with a decent drill bit, plexiglass guide, and flat profile strainer similar to this:
probably noticed the non-answer it’s kind of personal preference, but my waterline was too low for me. I think the kit is made for rimless tanks.Thanks for the confirmation and your help so far. Where about would you recommend to drill from the rim?
I've had a pipe overflow in a 40Breeder beforeThanks for the confirmation and your help so far. Where about would you recommend to drill from the rim?
Ah understood. That makes a lot of sense. Are there any other options for rimmed tanks? Or would all overflows have this problem with rimmed tanks? I would think so but thought I would ask. For example, would modular Marine overflows have this problem?probably noticed the non-answer it’s kind of personal preference, but my waterline was too low for me. I think the kit is made for rimless tanks.
I think the rim on Aqueons adds another half inch below what was intended
Does it come with a drill bit?I have a 40b rimmed tank...no problem with installing the overflow at the correct height. Modular Marine template tells you the correct height. One side of the template is for rimmed and you flip it over for rimmless
The bits are 7 to 12 bucks on AmazonDoes it come with a drill bit?