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you can since you use water anyway BUT it will cloud your water pretty bad and im not sure if that would have any effects on the animals themselves,I would doubt it but thats jump my opinion...

https://forums.saltwaterfish.com/t/244349/acrylic-buffing-101 This might help greatly

if you search posts by me, i have a thread called i beleive acrylic buffing 101.. its a step by step to getting scratches out of acrylic..

me eel was close to 5 years old. but depending on feeding/diet they get really big really fast. Also dont overfeed! you have to get a schedule setup wheres hes only eating every 2-3 days just enough until his belly is bulging not until he doesnt want anymore. Remember the old rule with animals...

Johnny, Like i mentioned my dragon made my 300 gallon look small so IMO a 120 or a 125 is going to be crammed int he long run which i beleive will only cause him to make it "his tank" on the other hand if you have a larger tank like mine then all the fish have their own space to swim so to speak...

IMO best EEL going. You better be prepared because they get HUGE and they can get fiesty! He made my 300 gallon look small, Also eventually he will wreck those corals and eath those small clowns..but other than that i wish you luck with him! There an awesome powerfull creature, make sure you...

its better to save up and get something you want rather than something you will never be happy with. youll spend alot more money upgrading every few months than you will saving in the long run..

i LOVE the external overflow box on the back of a tank.. It proves great for acclimating fish, corals etc.. and you can evan make it large enough to have a litle propogation going on with its own bulb. Ive seen MANY setups work awesome with this done..

hey acrylic, how have you been. I havent posted in awhile because of my new job but ive been creeping around

Congrats KRJ, Let the fun begin! setting up large tanks are the biggest pain and the most fun one can have!!!

most frogfish are hard to keep though, alot of experience is needed when it comes to those little guys. as everyone said it would be very hard to put anything "cool" or "killer" in a 38 gallon tank. IMO i would just save up as much money as you can for the next year or so and then buy a litter...

thanks,, how have you been? shoot me a pM

Where have you been? hey KRJ, good to hear from you..i recently moved back to p.a from cocoa beach( thats why i had to take both of my tanks down) for another job relocation so ive been pretty busy and hectic with work, but within 6 months im looking to buy my first home and thats where the big...

my lion was about 3 years old when i got him.. he was about the size of a cantolpoe when he was spread out, very big... but anyway when i had just got him he lost his eye, it just popped out..regardless i had him for two more years until i had to take my tank down and from i understand he is...

i think its really your preference on how you want the order to be, and IMO the way you want to do it would be the "smart" way.. this way you dont have to "insert" the baffles all in there after your done. The only thing that worries me is that you said your not going to get it all sili'd up in...

Always gotta show me up! haha great job, everything looks awesome and is coming along very nice! cant wait to see these come together, although to us building them is my favorite (and most stressfull) part!

nice sharks.. def. need a larger tank and some rockwork for them to hide in so they feel comfortable and safe.. all bamboos love to hide for a part of the day to to relax.

either way they should be fine,, glued or not glued

ihave many pictures of mine out there..people are probably sick of them

i feel your pain.. i dropped a 15-20 pound rock onto the bare bottom of my 210 and cracked it.. i went throught he same stuff except i flooded my basement CARPET with about an inch of saltwater...Then shocked the heck out of myself walking barefoot through the water since i had a powerstrip wet...