Glass or Acrylic
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lennon
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Originally Posted by Oceanist
fenners book is awesome isnt it , i read the whole thing , im reading it again , i feel like i have taken marine biology from all the knowledge i got from that book , 40 bucks well spent
Yes! What a great book. I actually got it at the library but I think I am going to purchase it anyway. I learned so much and hopefully things work out with my 58 gallon.
fenners book is awesome isnt it , i read the whole thing , im reading it again , i feel like i have taken marine biology from all the knowledge i got from that book , 40 bucks well spent
Yes! What a great book. I actually got it at the library but I think I am going to purchase it anyway. I learned so much and hopefully things work out with my 58 gallon.
snailheave
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i chose glass for my 2nd tank after getting an acrylic as a noob. i like to be able to magfloat my tank without having to worry about scratching.
as for the look factor... an acrylic tank looks downright ugly with scratches.
as for the look factor... an acrylic tank looks downright ugly with scratches.
celacanthr
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oh no anemones but softees polyps and lps are types of corals.
lennon
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Originally Posted by snailheave
i chose glass for my 2nd tank after getting an acrylic as a noob. i like to be able to magfloat my tank without having to worry about scratching.
as for the look factor... an acrylic tank looks downright ugly with scratches.
Why, is it that simple to scratch acrylic rather than glass. I am still debating what to get...
i chose glass for my 2nd tank after getting an acrylic as a noob. i like to be able to magfloat my tank without having to worry about scratching.
as for the look factor... an acrylic tank looks downright ugly with scratches.
Why, is it that simple to scratch acrylic rather than glass. I am still debating what to get...