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- čas přidán 18. 08. 2024
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There are many reasons to take an aquarium APART. So here is how to do it!
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Hey Joey! I was having the absolute hardest time getting a razer blade to fit between panels, it was chipping the edges of the glass and causing all sorts of problems (shortage of bandaids). However I was determined to find a way and it turns out floss moves through effortlessly! Hope this helps in the future and anyone with the same issue as me.
what do you mean floss? Please explain. I am having a hard time getting razor between seams. please explain
@@tannersmith2000 tooth floss I assume
I have just read this, this could be a GENIUS move.... Dental Floss is designed to go between the tiny gaps in your teeth, be strong and not cause your teeth to explode or shatter, so my glass shouldnt explode or shatter :D
Thank you this worked for me
Thank you Joey! I just took apart an old aquarium so I can have a panel of glass to make a palidarium! Your advice made it super easy. Honestly I think everyone who has an aquarium should take one apart just to understand how they are built and how strong they are.
Just my 2 cents to add. When I replaced a cracked panel I found that using a heat gun on the silicone helps when breaking the bond between 2 panels.
what type of heat gun? would a blow dryer to warm it up work too?
@@anavidfan62 Wagner has a heat gun for 25 bucks at Lowes. A Hair dryer may not get hot enough but you could definitely try it first.
@@anavidfan62 curious me has to know , did a hair dryer work?
I took two 10 gallon apart. thanks to this video. it was so helpful. thank you King! no one made videos of how to take apart and aquarium. it's always how to build, reseal. I'm so glad you made one. thanks again, King.
me to because now im about to create a large sqaure fish tank and place it in the center of my living room and build it where anyone can crawl underneath it and stand up between the tank.
@@kybeastmode how's that living room aquarium coming along?
Just finished taking apart a 30 gallon tank. It was the hardest thing ever! But like Joey said, I now have more respect for silicon!
i already have more respect for it but i still can get the trim off tho
Bought a new 10 gallon on sale specifically to create a shallow 5 gallon. It seems cheaper than having one custom ordered. Definitely understand not wanting to take anything apart less than 30 Gallons though!
I have a 140 gallon tank that the seam busted on me and needs a rebuild. Watching you move a 20 or so gallon tank around with ease is a different story for me. My glass weighs in at over 300 pounds total. So, it's not just my time, but I have to have someone help me. I have a quote of $210 to do a rebuild, and that's the way I'm going to go. Having said that, I do appreciate all of your videos. Keep up the good work!
thank you, i need to take apart the front glass of a 10 gallon to build a terrarium
Me too !!
I’m doing the same thing to a long 20 gallon
He is the King of Diy for a reason.
I'm doing this asspain in the spring so many thanks for this beforehand!
That is probably the best way to describe it. lol
Thanks to this, I just took apart an old 30 gallon I pulled out of my dad's storage unit. It has to have been in there for a good 20 years, so I didn't even bother trying to fill it first. One side panel started coming loose while scraping out the old silicon, so a reseal turned into a rebuild. Poop.
It might be the only aquarium ever without a gap around the bottom piece. The four sides sit on top of the bottom pane, making it a pane (yuk yuk) to disassemble.
Now, off to see how to put it back together. Thanks.
This is perfect if you need quality glass for condensation covers etc. A cheap aquarium from eBay etc may no longer be a show tank, but most have at least one good side. Once you have your glass, simply score it with a quality glass cutter tool.
Great tip. I've never taken a tank apart before, but you make it look easy.
Dahlyvh - Brian's Fish Tanks It really is easy if you have done it a few times. Seems like a daunting task at first though.
What steps do you follow to reassemble the tank?
just watch the video backwards lol sorry haha
Trying to make an internal filter across the back wall of my Marineland 75gal . Because if the center brace, I can't just drop the false wall in. it's 47.5"w x 19.375"h. I tried on a slant, but it gets stopped by that plastic center brace about half way.
Trying to come up with workarounds like taking the top rim off and re-siliconing it after the filter is done. or cutting my filter wall in half, doing half at a time all inside the tank, somehow joining them together afterward This will likely leave a seam showing at best case.
Can I cut a small section of the center brace out, slide the wall in, then glue s piece of plastic over the cut area ?
How much does the tank depend on this remaining untouched ?
Could you turn it over, and allow acetone to work on the silicon?
Thank you SO much, this is the video that I've been needing to salvage my broken Fluval Sea EVO 13.5 that my cat destroyed! ❤
I couldnt get past step 1, removing the top trim on my 40 gal aqueon. its the toughest part of the project.
im stuck on that part
edie's Mc'vedies metal I ended up breaking my top trim
I did but the silicone that holds the panes together is impossible to separate 😅 I’ll try some stuff and hopefully it’ll work.
Have to take apart a 20 gal so I can put it under my stand and make it a sump. This really helps, thanks!
Did you take the 20 gallon apart? I wanted to remove the bottom of my 20 gallon long and use that as a turtle tank topper ontop of my 55. Not sure if it's ok to remove the bottom.panel only
Hey Joey, Anything? Well, I got thru reading some of these questions and posts. I see down below that Benjamin Maether asked you 9 months ago, a similar question and you told him to first set the bottom pane (I'm assuming on top of frame) then build/add the other panes around it.
However, wouldn't the silicone smear off bottom pane's edge, when the all the sides are slid down into frame? I think it would have been best if you also included the part "How to put that tank back together inside the trim". Well, I haven't heard from you as of yet. I am sure you are swamped with many request. I also bought the "Bar keepers" glass cleaner as you demonstrated on another video. Cleaned glass best i could. I have everything ready and setup. I'm a little frantic, but I will try to do this on my own. Thank you in either case. May you and your family have a very Merry Christmas and a bles-sed new year.
Thanks for the good info!I have expensive marine tank with 8" crack on front 8 mm panel. It may not be practical for me to take it apart due to overflow design. Can I glue another panel inside?
Hi Joey, Thanks for the video. I want to take the rim off of my 125 gallon tank to make a big terrarium. Can I still use this method or is it too hard to do this since the glass is thicker so there is more silicone attached to where you can't reach? I already started it but I can't get a clue to lift the trim.
Joey i just got a 29 gal aquarium i noticed on the outside of the tank at the bottom one side theres a gap between the glass panel and the plastic manufacturer rim on the outside of the tank. i dont no if i should re seal the tank? I washed the tank out to get hard water off it theres water. I trapped in there because theres a gap. I filled the tank to see if theres any leaks made a line to see if the water would go down it hasnt went below the line that i made its been 24 hrs.
So when you put it back together and want to keep the bottom frame/trim piece, how do you go about that? The only aquarium build videos show the bottom pane being flush with the bottom edges of the vertical panes.
Hey Joey, I have a quick question for you. I just bought a used Marineland 265. It had some silicone around the bottom trim in one corner and side piece and that worried me but the fella said the trim had come loose and he siliconed it back on but didn't have clamps to pull it close to the glass . He said there was no leak. I just got done pulling off the side trim and there was definitely a leak. The question is, can I just remove the bottom glass, clean it and put it back on followed by a complete internal reseal or should I take the whole thing apart. I didn't know it was a Marineland tank when I bought it. It is an 84 inch long tank so I thought it was custom built. Now I am reading about Marineland horror stories...
Great video.I hate taking tanks apart but it will save you money in the long run usually.
This is an awsome diy vid, now I can take apart a 125g tank I picked up for 100 bucks and reseal it. It has a slow leak in the corners. The only problem im going to have is finding another set of hands to help me move this behemoth around. Hey joey how do you move very large tanks around? Do you use carts or just muscle?
Do I have to take apart the whole tank to replace one pane on the side
Man I'm going to make my own tank for a inside corner from other tank I have, so this is a great video to watch before the build thanks bro.
HI! Not sure if you will get this question,but I have a leak on the bottom of my 93 hexagonal tank, can i just use silicone sealant on the inside or do I have to remove the bottom trim and bottom panel and re-silicone that way? It appears the tank is installed into the trim instead of on top of it. and/or can i just use liquid rubber completely on the inside? I don't care about looks whatsoever, just simplicity. I have pictures if you need it ;) I really appreciate all the info, love your videos!
As luck would have it, taking about a 75gallon to harvest glass for new custom enclosures and the bottom has no gap, the sides are actually rested and siliconed on top of it, rather than the bottom fitted inside the side panels like in the video…. Any tips? Tried mineral spirits, gonna try a hair drier as I don’t have a heat gun handy… anything else?
An option for captions would be awesome friend! Thanks for the upload 🤙🏻
Hi Joey,
Where is the video of rebuilding it with the panes of glass and black trim?
I have an 210 gallon tank with a small chip in the front corner , it has small runners in the chip. Should I replace the whole front panel of glass?
I am trying to do this with a hexagon tank but I didn’t think to start with the bottom off 🤦🏻♀️ and I found that after removing some silicone the edges of the rim were broken. If I silicone it, do you think it will hold ?
Hi! I have just build my first aquarium after watching your videos, but I forgot to use the tape to prevent too much mess on the glass. My question is: now that the silicone is hard and dry, what can I do to clean up the mess from inside the tank? And what about the outside of the thank? Because I used quite a lot of silicone, I have some on the outside of the aquarium, where the glass panels meet. I did smooth it out when it was fresh with my finger. Can I use acetone to remove it from the outside of the tank? Won't this affect the sealing effect? Thank you!
I actually have a hectogonal tank that cant hold water anymore but thats fine because im making it front open to create a vivarium for my leo geckos. It will be fun, and this video helped me understand the structure much better.
Hi i would like to know do i silicone the glass edges while still rough and not sanded...or is it ok to get the edges sanded and then silicone the glass together...please help. Aquarium size is 5'x2'x2'
Question, I’m building a 36x16x16 with 6mm thickness glass. Do I need a frame to hold the glasses together or the silicone will do the job? I was just wondering with the water pressure. I don’t want it popping it off
Thanks a lot really helpful
Who thinks this was easier than they thought it would be?
Thanks for the video Joey.
I thought it would be very easy, but when I tried to do it to my aquarium, I just couldn't. The panes of glass are glued so close together that I couldn't get a blade between them to separate them.
Any tips for the harder cases?
+Adan Christian Freitas I am also struggling with the same issue, I have managed to use some acetate from product blister packs to help part the silicone where a blade is too thick for the gap. however it only worked so far.. I am now stuck half way through the job, its a 1300ltr 11mm glass with a double layered bottom so taking that off first is not an option..
should I just try to work some acetone in there and keep at it little by little.. or is there a better way?
I'm still have a hard time taking the top trip off
Oh yeah, it's easy, time consuming but easy.
ummm,how bout putting it back together?
I have a Marineland glass 265 I need to repair. The rear base seal blew out , I can actually see the gap when I flex the rear panel at the base, I want to do this correctly. My first thought was to remove just the rear panel and just remove outer silicone from the other 3 panels and reseal .
Do you reccommend a complete dis assembly and rebuild? I have not tried anything like this in my 40 years of fish keeping.
But really want to save this tank and stock it with nice fish.
Love your Asian arowana, stinks they are illegal here in the USA!
All your videos are great!
THX, Chuck Allen, NH
Did you try it and did it work??? I've got a seal between the back and one of the sides that is separated on an old tank that was in a closet. I was thinking of doing the same with my tank
@Charlie Allen , I'm also interested did you manage to just replace one side? I also need to do this on my tank since the front screen is so scratched it makes me cry :(
Do you have a video on resealing but also putting the bottom and top rim back on ?
I was hoping to get some feedback but let me tell you my situation first. I have a 10 gallon tank with a juvenile box turtle (about 3 years old) and a hatchling as well (about 2 months old) and the tank just feels a little cramped narrowly. I have considered taking another 10 gallon tank and taking a side panel off each to make a 20 gallon wide tank since I can only seem to find tall or long. Is this something you think is possible and if so, do you think it would hold?
Hello Joey, what is your recommendation to take apart an acrylic tank? I want to remove the scratch on the panel but the top cutout is too small to reach inside the tank. I need to remove top panel so I can get into the tank.
you made a really great video
Thanksss a looot!!!
It was of great help for me at least...
Love from India...
Hey Joey, I have a 125 gallon measuring 72.5x18.5x22" with 10mm thick glass, however there is no top bracing or trim, just on the bottom. Do you think this is safe to fill with water, I got a safety factor of 2.5 on online calculator. Thanks for any info.
You forgot about how not to cut your hand on the glass, while taking said tank apart. LOL 😜 great vid as always Joey.
michael hoyle That's a future video.... how to almost cut your finger off.
Hey sir i want just take the base and replaced it with new part. Ican right!
Thank you...Great video! If one has to move out of state, would you recommend taking apart a 125 gal glass tank for the move?
I wouldn't. That can be easily moved with two people. Or even one with some safe and smart lifting, as well as a dolly. I typically move all my tanks myself. Unless its simply too big and awkward.
***** Thank you for the reply, Joey! I'm learning a lot from your videos. Glad I found you your channel. :)
where do you suggest to buy glass for a new panel? does it have to be tempered glass? just found a 40gallon on the curb, the front panel is cracked... hoping its worth fixing :)
hell yeah!! thank you!! i have two 55s and a 75 i know im going to have to reseal sooner than later and id rather take them down to nothing then do half a reseal and hope it works
89escalade Taking apart will certainly insure you give it new seams and a seal!
If I wanted to replace just the bottom panel then reseal the bottom & sides after reattaching the new bottom pc?
So i watched the part on how to build a glass tank. Then i was like how do i take it apart. Lol. My question is. Do i need the trim pieces or can i make it rimless. My buddie gave me his fathers tank (his father passed away). Its a nice 50 gallon. His dad just globbed silicon on top of the old silicone but it looked bad and still leaked. I think since the glass is in real good shape just making it rimless would make it look pretty sweet.
Hello Sir, Mr. Joey, Congratulations on a very well array of aquarium projects. Perhaps you might be able to help me and any other person facing this dilemma. So please bare with me.
In this video you have shown "How to take an aquarium apart".. and pretty much it all went well for me on mine, as mine was exactly the same but a in 55 gal.
However, putting it back together seems a different story. I must apologize, I don't know to this point if You have made a video putting this tank back together, afterwards. If you have, please by All means point me in its direction ASAP.
The thing here is, that normally the building of tanks I have seen so far do not consist of tanks using the top and lower frames, as in this video. Tanks I've seen on CZcams basically seem to follow a trend of Frame-less aquariums. Simply put, bottom pane on flat surface, then all other panes get glued either on top or to the sides and taped to hold!
Now, the tank I have is thick 3/8" glass. Very heavy. Its 12-3/4" wide and the 48" long. The 48" long front and rear panes along with the left and right panes actually sit inside plastic wood decor frame. The bottom/floor pane sits on frame, putting it 3/4" higher up on the other glass panes. Here in lies my dilemma, how to re-assemble inside frame?
As per your advice (and a good one) in regards to when you buy a used tank, I have stripped away all the old silicone in order to re-seal it. Incidentally, it seemed someone tried sealing this tank before, but with black silicone. This, and what made me look into these videos was, that as tank filled with water and left it sit with filters running a week, I noticed rear pane bowed out just over a 1/4", and this tank doesn't have the cross support brace.
So I emptied it and allowed it to dry a few days. After I had stripped away the old black sealant I notice the adhesive sealant was a clear type, but most importantly, the bond had separated, had detached or otherwise lost its ability to hold glass panes together. I realized the integrity of the tank was no longer safe in its condition. So I have stripped and separated all glass panes. I have cleaned Everything and I am ready to re-assemble tank, but I am not certain of how to correctly do it.
For adhesion of the glass I have and will be using GE SCS1200 silicone. This will just be for the 1/8" seam on All edges. I am looking to restrict that silicone to the edges by using painters tape along. After thoroughly dried or cured, I'll trim the squeezed out excess, remove tape, wipe edges with alcohol, re-tape 1/2" along all edges. Here I plan to use GE 100% silicone 1. This should leave this tank in a condition to function perhaps another 18 yrs. This description is just my opinion. But, I would really appreciate if you showed me the video of you putting this tank back together inside bottom frame. Thank you for your time.. -John
I have a Red Sea Reefer 425xl, 112 gallon, bottom panel cracked by the overflow plumbing. U think I would be able to replace that whole bottom piece.
Hey I have a question.... so when thinking of the sides of the aquarium (or in my case terrarium), do the side panes HAVE TO sit inbetween the back and front to make it structurally sound or can the be on the outside? I feel like they should sit on the inside but that's such a pita for measurements 😐
Joey, how do you rebuild the aquarium when the bottom panel is not completely down like in the video? I just took apart my aquarium and I would like to put back my bottom trim. Thanks
I HAVE A 37 GAL TANK AND THE SIDE SEAM IS DRIBBLING AND WANTED TO KNOW IF I SHOULD TALK IT ALL APART OR JUST RESEAL THE SEAMS
Hello Joey, Pierre-Luc from Montréal here! I was wondering, I just de-constructed my old 33 Hagen hexagonal from the 80's (only to find out the stains were so bad I couldn't even wash it with razor blades and bar keeper). So I ordered 6 new glass panels and kept the bottom one and of course the black frames. Now that I have all the pieces ready I was wondering how you'd advise me to start. I was thinking to put a bead of silicone on one side (the one facing down) of the bottom glass and put it on the bottom frame, then insert the 6 panels in the bottom frame (using tape alongside just like you do to hold everyone together) and put the silicone beads against bottom/panel glass. I would then work my way to the top doing the vertical silicone beads (inside and outside) and then put the top black frame and apply its silicone bead on the inside part of the tank last, What do you think? I am mostly concerned about the first part as I hope there will be enough silicone entering the 90 degree angle between the panels and the bottom glass. Thanks!
So i recently broke the bottom pane to my tortoise's aquarium. I know this is an old video but thank you for this. is there an alternative to glass?
Thanks., your ideas a brilliant
I’ve gotten the trim off of my petsmart 20 gal long but i cannot get the panes apart! I have a ton of different tiny blades and none of them do the trick, so i suppose ill keep hacking away at it
I'm having a lot of trouble taking off the rim of my 90 gallon tank. I was going to clean it, reseal, and then put the rim back. But I can't seem to get past taking the rim off! I've done quite a few passes around the whole tank with paint scrapers and then a razor blade, but I can still lift the tank just by lifting the trim. Not sure what to do... :(
Can I take the bottom of a 55 gallon and put it on top of my existing 55 gallon to make more Land for newts?
HOW TO: take apart an aquarium
How do you take apart an acrylic tank? Primarily the all in one compartment in a seaclear system ii
Are all tanks the same thickness?
I have a 70 gallon tank and the silicone is falling apart the glass is about half a inch to a inch thick and I wanted to take it apart and maybe make a custom tank cause the wood fitting are very ugly and wanting to make a more modern style tank but just wanting to know if it could be done
Question about putting the tank back together after I've taken it completely apart. Would I put the 4 sides back together first by setting them in the bottom trim, then put the bottom panel back in?
Bottom in first, then build the tank around it. Like this: czcams.com/video/b99AArbBm4E/video.html
I know this is an old video but i have a 125 tank that was passed down to me for a terrarium because it split two seams. I want to fix it back into a water worthy aquarium again so i feel like a total rebuild is best since its such a big tank. My issue is how do i get the bottom of the aquarium right? I know theres about an inch of a gap in the bottom of the aquarium from the bottom where it sits on the stand. How do i go about making sure i make the gap the same when i reseal it? I know its probably a simple thing but it has me worried. Do i just silicone the bottom glass onto the plastic bottom and then silicone the edges onto the surface of the bottom glass? Also how many tubes of silicone would i need for a 6 foot 125 gallon tank, i was thinking 4 or 5. I would love to be able to fix this aquarium, a 125 is a big tank for an average aquarist haha
What do I do if the top trim is broken and ugly? Can I leave it off my 25 gallon? I need to reseal it too it's a mess but it was basically free so I'm hoping to make it nice again. But I'm not sure if I need to fully take it apart and redo it or just reseal it though.
I have a 125 gallon tank that the seem and seal failed. I need to rebuild it, not a problem. but it has the trim on the bottom that raises the bottom panel a 1/4 higher than the side panels meet. if that makes sense. when I rebuild the tank, do I need to make it fit the trim. is the bottom trim needed? or can I just rebuild it without it.
That's my question????
Is there a tutorial for combining 2 of those tanks together?
Thank you!
What acrylic is recommended for gluing the tank back together?
hey joey, i need some advice, or from anyone really. ive got a 400l i just got off my mate, but it has a broken side panel. ive managed to get the bottom loose, but the side silicone is so tightly squeezed in, i cant even get a blade through, what should i do? i really dont want to put too much stress of the front panel
I've got a 230 gallon tank I need to get out of my house and only way to do it is in pieces. Not sure I'm quite what to do, it's much bigger than the example and it's just going to be me trying to do this. It was put in place before the house was furnished and filled up
hello, what blade is that for removal of silicone. Im doing this now.
Is the top and bottom plastic structural?
Hi, I would like to know hoy can I juste take off a side of a Paludariu? So i can make it bigger with glassless walls...?
Can I make two 25g one 50g or will it break in the middle
Hello joey can i just remove part of the glass and reseal it?
how do i know if my tank need to rebuild instead of reseal? no crack on the glasses
Im taking apart a couple tanks and attaching them together to build a mega tank for my hamster! thanks for this!
Can I use 2 different pieces (same length) of glass for the bottom panel? Not for water for hermit crabs.
ok what's the trick for putting the bottom glass back? do i build it without the trim then put the trim back? the bottom is recessed a certain distance that has to be perfect to match the trim? or how do i reassemble it inside the trim so it fits the recess perfectly? anybody know? or i will have to bite the bullet and buy a new tank? my thinking at this point is to shim the bottom up to what seems the right distance, build the tank, then reinstall the trim the next day, hoping i didn't recess the glass too much...
Great video
Hi Joey, can you explain how to open euro bracing?
I have a 110 show tank 1/2 inch glass. The bottom is cracked. I absolutely can't get a razor blade in between the panels. The tolerances are way too close. How do I separate the bottom of the tank if I CAN'T get a razor in between the pieces of glass ?
Tried this on a 10 gal as an experiment and ended up cracking 2 corner piece. Could it be that brand new aquariums have a stronger seal than used ones? The only silicone left really was the one attaching the trim in the middle. Such a small spot for a strong @$$ seal. After a hour of pulling and sliding a very thin knife back to back, I gave up and started pulling hard. What amazed me was that the seal was so strong that the trim started to bend and all of a sudden x.... Bigger tanks may be easier too because the corner isn't so compact into a foot. I may try this on a bigger tank one day.
Small tanks are.....well, the worst to take apart. Its not uncommon to break them and its VERY easy to crack one. With that said, I'm glad you learned first hand... you got to see what it takes to take one apart and the pressure it takes to break one. Nothing i show or explain in a video could have taught you that.
With that said... i bet you have a new found respect for the strength of silicone!
PS: Yes, big tanks are FAR easier to take apart.
Yes!!!! Silicone is no joke when sealed, I do respect it much more. Thank you joey for clearing up that big tanks are easier to take apart.
The king of DIY I am about to put a 120g together... I am having Silicone trust issues lol I know it is how it goes and I have seen you do it... 120g is a pretty big tank to have fall apart lol
Hey Joey, what is your theme song called, or did you make it yourself? Thanks.
hey joey first off love ur vids! I gotta question has nothing to do with this vid... what to u think about freshwater green puffers?
Thanks for the video now i can make my table top glass fireplace i saw on pinterest. I found the perfect sized tank at goodwill for $4
My Walmart 10 gallon turned out to be tempered glass on the side, non-tempered(what's it called) on the bottom. I figured out the hard way that you cannot cut tempered glass with little effort... Basically, it explodes and glass goes everywhere. By random chance I cut the bottom first and had great results, then wondered what the hell was going on when I tried to cut the sides. Guess I'll have to order my glass cut to size to build my aquarium bridge between a 29 and a 20 long. Bummed!
I can't seem to take apart any aquarium without breaking them I'm having no luck.will the acetone help in taking the seams apart more smoothly?
yikes
HOW TO: take apart an aquarium
Very handy to know!
Question for you Joey, I have a 145 gallon tank 1/2” thickness glass. I want to take the trim off because it’s cracked on the edges and I prefer rimless either way. The problem is.. the trim is not plastic but glass. Would it be possible and safe? It looks like you have a lot of experience with diy and I would appreciate your feedback on this project. Thanks and great videos man!
Michael Vang the aquarium he took apart is made of glass too
Hi joey can I use non-tempered glass with tempered glass my back panel shattered its a 55 gallon I cant find tempered glass and I have the brace to the tank please help.
Quinton Fields Yes, that is fine.
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I'm only 15 my time is worth jack
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How to get aquarium glass? In the US?
how would I could connect a 55 gallon and a 30" tall (I believe it is). It's exactly half the size of my 55. I have them side by side and want to connect them long ways.