Drilling Holes in Tank

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Hey everyone, so I’m going to be drilling holes in my 75 gallon tank for both overflows and returns. I’m going to be using an Eclipse L from Eshopps, and they provided the bit as well as a guide so I’m good there, but I’m confused as to how large I should make a hole for my return. The overflow drill bit size is 60mm, would I make my return 60mm as well? Should I do 25mm/1 inch instead? My return pump’s output nozzle is 1 inch, would I match that? Also, when it comes to where the return should be positioned, is there a rule of thumb as to the height it should be compared to the overflow? How low/high? Anything helps, thanks!
 

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