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I have a 90 or 100 GAL acrylic plumbed tank could that be used? and its a custom made tank w/ a reef setup so will i need to remove the top and hinge it?
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used tank.
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I don't see why not so long as no copper has ever been used in it and you can escape proof it!!
Our midget octopus lives in an acrylic display tank (with a brick on the lid
a BIG one )
J
Our midget octopus lives in an acrylic display tank (with a brick on the lid
a BIG one )J
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okay yeah i just did the math for a setup that bug Cha ching never mind ill just build me a 50 or 60 gallon tank and plumb it myself. how thick should the acrylic be? like 1/2 or even an inch? should i heat bond it or silacone bond it?
or even brace it?
and ive got a HUGE wet dry for up to like 500 gallons will that be okey for it? ill be useing it as a sump also and for my little clams and such. and can i cover the pvc with sand and shells so it isnt just white?
or even brace it?
and ive got a HUGE wet dry for up to like 500 gallons will that be okey for it? ill be useing it as a sump also and for my little clams and such. and can i cover the pvc with sand and shells so it isnt just white?
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sry BIG*** its late
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