Re: [Killietalk] more breeding

[Barry Cooper <bjc3 at centurytel_net>]

My advice would be to drill them in the back pane at the level you want 
them to drain to when you open the valve. Just put a bulkhead with an 
elbow, or even just a strainer in there.

BC

Barry J. Cooper
Sweet Home, OR 97386



R. Brice wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> Well I am starting the plans for an expasion of my fish basement.  I am 
> going to have the tanks drilled for easy draining and fill the tanks with a 
> hose ... so the tanks are not going to be connectedwith intake water, just a 
> emptying system.  I will have a valve on each tank so I open it up and the 
> tanks water drains out to the standpipes leven.
>
> Ok now the question... should the 20 gallon longs be drilled on the side 
> center, side corner, bottom center , bottom next to side and center or 
> bottom in the corner. (notice I did not say top because I am not setting up 
> an overflow system).
>
> I don't like the bottom corner because it is a pain getting the net around 
> the pipe trying to catch fish.
>
> Any input .... by the way I have apsitos and rams and angles as well as 
> killifish and am looking to add another 400 gallons to the room.
>
> Richard in Greene 
>
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