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Should I get a Blunt Nose Diamond Bit or a Diamond Core Bit? Here is a link to where I will get it from
Glass Bits

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As of 1/16/04
1.2.3 Leucomelas (the 3 juveniles are the brightest orange I've seen there almost red, there not from my trio)
1.1.16 Green and Bronze Auratus
0.0.2 Imitators
0.0.1 Vents (more soon)
0.0.2 Nicaraguan Green and Black Auratus
0.0.3 Citronella Tincs
0.0.2 Powder Blue Tincs
0.0.2 Yellow Back Tincs
1.1.0 Surinam Cobalts (extremely soon)
0.0.3 Bastimentos Pumilio (on waiting list)
0.0.3 Red Pumilio (on waiting list)
0.0.4 Green Pumilio (on waiting list)

I think I bought the core one, but have yet to use it so I can not speak for how well it works.
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Kyle
www.kylesphotos.com
Dart Links - still a work in progress
1.2.0 D. leucomelas
1.1.0 D. azureus
1.0.1 D. imitators
0.0.2 D. ventrimaculatus

Always use diamond core bits no matter how small the hole. I usually use a quarter inch bit. This is just the right size to squeze through the small water lines I use.

To drill I just hold the Dremel as straight as I can while slowly squeezing a sponge full of water over the bit. I get about twenty holes out of a bit before it goes bad. But at 5.99 for a set of three from HarborFreight it's no big deal.

Joe
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4.0.0 Tinc Patricias (darn it)
0.0.5 Aurotaenia
0.0.2836 Pea Aphids
0.0.4392 Springtails
0.0.1842 FruitFlies