Debating first salt tank.
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that one is a 30 gal that I got for a sump.
The BF's dad put it in the car to take it to do something, I think he wanted to use the hose at the self carwash to wash it....i dunno. He's a nice old man but he's losing his grasp on reality pretty quickly, bless his heart.
The BF's dad put it in the car to take it to do something, I think he wanted to use the hose at the self carwash to wash it....i dunno. He's a nice old man but he's losing his grasp on reality pretty quickly, bless his heart.
well, it could leak and make a mess so its up to u. u could try using some silicon on the cracks
I was thinking of cutting a piece of plexi to the exact size of that cracked pane and putting in on the inside and resiliconing it. Like a false wall. The plexi wall will be over the glass one.
i'd put it on top of a towel too. also make sure no copper has been used on any of the tanks cause it will kill live rock, live sand, inverts, beneficial bacteria that break down ammonia, etc
the person I bought the tank had used it on his salt water set up. Is there a way I can clean it, in case copper had been used?
So far what I have for this tank is...
-72 gal bowfront tank
- a custom sea life light...not sure what kind, I believe it to be compact florescent.
- possibly a sump tank but for sure sump plumbing.
So far what I have for this tank is...
-72 gal bowfront tank
- a custom sea life light...not sure what kind, I believe it to be compact florescent.
- possibly a sump tank but for sure sump plumbing.
i dont think there is a way to get rid of copper. i would ask him if he used copper. or maybe just not use the tank to be sure.
Thats the best idea.
This tank will be a long build, I want to make sure everything is done properly.
This tank will be a long build, I want to make sure everything is done properly.
