Old 125 w/ No Center Brace

foofooree said:
You could cut a piece of glass the width of the tank and silicone it to the under side of the lip of the rim/ frame, then silicone another piece on top of the glass that you just siliconed to the underside of the rim so that it would be flush with the top side of the rim so that the glass lids will be level, hope you understand, I will do a ms paint drawing for you ;)
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YES! That is exactly what I was sort of kind of imagining in my mind. I would Love to see a drawing. I think I have one piece of glass left from he original top that I could get cut, too.
 
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here ya go:
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Brilliant. I Think you have just solved my problem. I had seriously considered doing exactly that but was thinking aluminum or plastic. Glass is the answer and this solves the uneven lip problem. Now I just need to figure out whether to use 2 braces and buy three 24" tops or one brace and 2 36" tops.

That was the nicest thing a Tennessee Vol ever did for me! ;) Thanks!

UK Wildcats '08!
 
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lol, Im from versailles, I used to like uk when I lived in nashville, but I moved here, and people made fun of me, so I said fine, no more uk :P Do you ever go to the store just fish? I was just there today
 
Yes, Just Fish is my destination Tomorrow. I worked with Tony (the owner) when he was just a lad and I was teaching him some stuff! Now the roles are reversed. I live in Georgetown right now and work in Lexington. I used to live 1 block away from Just Fish though!

Too bad about the orange blood transfusion though ;)
 
Hey, tennessee peeps are nice! Lol, after the uk ut football game last year (yes I was there, the most exciting game of my life, more so than the 98 fiesta bowl) and after the game, the drunk uk fans were threatening to run over us with their trucks (we were decked out in orange ;)) I just bought a pair of clown killies today from just fish! :D The kid that works there is a great guy :) (ps, the arrowanna they have is having surgery on its jaw)
 
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