R reefkeeper135 Premium Member Jan 29, 2008 #1 Looking at a used acrylic tank dim-8'Lx4'Tx2'W anyone know if 1/2 thick is ok? any potential concerns?
Looking at a used acrylic tank dim-8'Lx4'Tx2'W anyone know if 1/2 thick is ok? any potential concerns?
4 46bfinGA New member Jan 29, 2008 #2 I wouldnt buy it. Especially being 4' tall. My tank is 3/4" which I feel would be the minimum. At 4' tall I would think 1"+ would be better.
I wouldnt buy it. Especially being 4' tall. My tank is 3/4" which I feel would be the minimum. At 4' tall I would think 1"+ would be better.
tbone28 Active member Jan 29, 2008 #3 I agree. Too thin. Other things to think about: How are you going to clean/aquascape a 4' tall tank w/o getting in? How will you light your tank?
I agree. Too thin. Other things to think about: How are you going to clean/aquascape a 4' tall tank w/o getting in? How will you light your tank?
Untamed12 New member Jan 29, 2008 #4 Yup...I agree. That's too large a panel for 1/2". Mine's 72" x 28" and the builder didn't want to use 3/4"thick...
Yup...I agree. That's too large a panel for 1/2". Mine's 72" x 28" and the builder didn't want to use 3/4"thick...
R reefkeeper135 Premium Member Jan 29, 2008 #6 Thanks for the input guys, I will take the advice and pass on that tank......but found a line on a 300 96x30x24
Thanks for the input guys, I will take the advice and pass on that tank......but found a line on a 300 96x30x24
Harleyguy Premium Member Jan 30, 2008 #7 I think if you went 1/2" you would have a very cool bow-front for a little while, then you would have a wet floor...
I think if you went 1/2" you would have a very cool bow-front for a little while, then you would have a wet floor...