Wow... safe to say the sides are not tempered, the bottom may be... Best way would be to give them a call, they have always been quite responsive to such questions. Hopefully someone there will remember what was used in '93 :-)
About hald way down this page you can see how someone else did this:
http://www.aquaticplantcentral.com/?p=vB71165
You really need to go lightly while drilling, I've done it with a hand drill too but you need to really take your time. Practice on a couple sheets of glass first, better to break those than the tank.
Also, keep an eye out for sales in your area, I've gotten 75g reef-ready tanks for a $1/gal in the past. The reef forums such as reefcentral are overflowing with people trying to sell their tanks as of late...
Giancarlo
--- In tropicalfishclub@yahoogroups.com, john Buford <jbuf@...> wrote:
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> Giancarlo
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> Its an all glass aquarium made april 15 1993
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> Thanks john
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> There is usually a tag inserted between the frame and glass, usually it's only visible from inside the tank when empty...
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> Giancarlo
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> --- In tropicalfishclub@yahoogroups.com, john Buford <jbuf@> wrote:
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> > Well the tanks tanks were acquired used so i know nothing about them. One is a 75 gallon that is 48 x 19 x 23 and the with wood trim. Ill have to check it to see if i can find a name on it anywhere.
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> > Thanks
> >
> > John
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> > Most places that work with glass have diamond boring bits... I've had tan
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