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I have a 44mm diamond hole saw for a standard 1" bulkhead and would be willing to help out. Is the tank empty? The reason I ask is that some people get the wild idea to drill the tank when it is full. What could possibly go wrong?

You might be able to save your chisel if it is worth it. A good sharpening will get it back to spec. I have chiseled things that weren't wood with my wood chisels and put them to a sharpening stone afterwards and you wouldn't know the difference. These days I use a large flat head screwdriver. I just can't get around to buying a cold chisel for some reason.

Looking good. What kind of lighting do you have planned for it?

I kind of like these random surveys to see what other people do with their tanks. I am wondering if you would start one on treating of ich sometime in the future. I know I have my own method but I am curious to see what other people do. Cheers!

I am a big fan of Trochus snails as well. But, whenever I get Astrea snails, most of them become murder victims, and the hermits always leave one witness behind for some reason. I also have a watchman goby that does an excellent job sifting sand, but he does not play well with others. He also occasionally redecorates the tank and carries hermits, snails and smaller pieces of rubble around in his mouth.

75 G tank comes with glass covers. Lightly used for less than 6 months. Selling because of impending move. Measurements are 48L X 18W X 21H. Paid $160 for the tank and lids brand new. Make an offer.

I have a drilled BioCube 14, some extra live rock and black sand. If you are interested, PM me.