Quick question...how do tanks break when you're using it as a transport tank? To my knowledge, when a tank is set on a flat surface, the glass isn't placed directly on that surface anyway. The plastic edges keep the bottom of the tank suspended right? Correct me if I'm wrong. Also, I use those submergable heaters that come with suction cups, sometimes those suction cups lose its suction, so I need to press it against the glass, then slide it up and down to get all teh air out of it, then press a litle harder again to make it stick. I place the heaters toward the very edges of the glass, how much damage would that cause?
Mythbuster Potential
- Thread starter MVandenberk
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Only the big ones. When they get spooked can hit the glass hard enough to break it.
I havent ever seen a clown run into glass, usually clowns are a more intelligint fish for the most part, but any fish that gets 10" or more can have the potential. When I had Bala Sharks, they would frequently run into the glass.
As for the myth busters, I am sure they arent going to be using live fish and scaring them into cracking thier head through glass. But I suppose they could do it without torchering animals if you get the weight of the fish and how fast it can move, they could setup a model or something and simulate the fish.
As for the myth busters, I am sure they arent going to be using live fish and scaring them into cracking thier head through glass. But I suppose they could do it without torchering animals if you get the weight of the fish and how fast it can move, they could setup a model or something and simulate the fish.
