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    Crack on the bottom of my 130 tank

    Quote: Originally Posted by florida joe Just a side note to anyone reading his thread and deciding that they want to replace a cracked piece of glass. If it’s the bottom its bracing that is most important not thickness. And height of the tank when it comes to pressure not overall length Thank...
  2. mel11422

    Crack on the bottom of my 130 tank

    Quote: Originally Posted by SnakeBlitz33 I've bought a lot of used tanks - I mean, ... a lot. This is the first time I've come across a tank being used with a cracked bottom and being sealed up with a glass pane and silicone. Perhaps buying new would save you the hassle in the long run and you...
  3. mel11422

    Crack on the bottom of my 130 tank

    Thank you all for your feedback! I will be selling this tank as a reptile tank and find another tank. I felt the structural integrity of the tank was compromised when it cracked, and if the crack is off set a bit the new pane of glass will eventually crack under stress. I roughly figured there...
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    Crack on the bottom of my 130 tank

    @ Flower I feel the same way. I actually was concidering small claims court, but since he lives in NJ and im in NY ( 2hrs away) its going to be more of a hassel then its worth. He will get his, im a firm believer what goes around comes around. I should have removed the sand so im kicking my own...
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    Crack on the bottom of my 130 tank

    @ Sweatervest13 You got it! I partially blame myself for not removing the inch or so of sand from the bottom of the tank before i bought it, but since it held water and no signs of leaks i went ahead with it. I called the guy back and he claims he didnt know it was cracked, since he just bought...
  6. mel11422

    Crack on the bottom of my 130 tank

    I just purchased a 130 gallon setup few weeks ago. And noticed when i was cleaning it up that the previous owner failed to mention he drilled the tank and it cracked while doing it. So he put another piece of glass over it and re siliconed it. Im nervous to use it because of all the weight that...
  7. mel11422

    Help upgrading my tank from 40g-130g

    Great thank you for your help. I have quiet a bit of live rock in my 40 with lots of growth on it, so i will take some of the larger pieces out and add it to the 130. Did you use the water from your 110 and transfer it to the 220? ( Whatever was left from filling the rubbermaid containers)...
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    Help upgrading from 40g-130g

    Thank you! You pretty much said what i had in mind. I bought the totes and was going to put new live rock in them along with 3/4 fresh water and then during my water changes add it to the totes. I was thinking of filling the new tank about 1/2-3/4 of the way with fresh water and add the water...
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    Help upgrading from 40g-130g

    Hello Everyone & Happy New Year. I am in the process of upgrading my tank from a 40g to 130g. Currently its a FOWLR tank, but since im going bigger i am going to introduce some corals.( After researching what i can put in it, with the fish i currently have) What is the best way to get my 130...
  10. mel11422

    Help upgrading my tank from 40g-130g

    Hello Everyone & Happy New Year. I am in the process of upgrading my tank from a 40g to 130g. Currently its a FOWLR tank, but since im going bigger i am going to introduce some corals.( After researching what i can put in it, with the fish i currently have) What is the best way to get my 130...
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