Planning a tank for my office. Will be 60X24X30. My reef was an acrylic, corner overflows, sump, closed loop, which I am happy with, but want to do a glass tank this time around. Getting ready to order, but still unsure of asking for corner overflows or not. Will be a tank for discus (that I've had for almost a year in 50G grow bare bottom), Canister filtration. Will ask to see if they will paint back of the tank, so aesthetically may be just a couple of tubes over rim of the aquarium. no canopy planned. Any thoughts/ideas...Is this too mundane of an issue. Thanks very much in advance.
To overflow or not to overflow..
- Thread starter pkumar
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It's really personal preference in regard to having overflows or not and depends also on the filtration you choose to use.
You can paint the back of the tank yourself with Krylon Fusion.
You can paint the back of the tank yourself with Krylon Fusion.