Darth_Tater
Member
I've seen a couple Marineland 300DD tanks for sale lately, and I really really like the dimensions. However, they have a nasty reputation for blowing the front bottom silicone joint.
My question is this: If I got a piece of glass cut and siliconed it to the front, along the bottom, and to the back of the tank (inside the tank and later it would be covered in sand), would this provide any meaningful structural support? How thick do you think it would need to be to provide meaningful support?
I contacted customer support and was told the lifetime warranty to replace the tank only applies to the original owner, so I'm not worried about voiding that.
Thoughts would be appreciated!
My question is this: If I got a piece of glass cut and siliconed it to the front, along the bottom, and to the back of the tank (inside the tank and later it would be covered in sand), would this provide any meaningful structural support? How thick do you think it would need to be to provide meaningful support?
I contacted customer support and was told the lifetime warranty to replace the tank only applies to the original owner, so I'm not worried about voiding that.
Thoughts would be appreciated!