Thanks. The corner cleats are extra strips of glass added to further bond the tank together for additional strength.ahoyhoy239 - wow the new tank looks awesome as do all the other in the back. about the corner cleats, can you explain what they are?
Thanks much I hope it all goes as planned.Jason McK - Looks Great Greg. Love the tank build. Can't say my 370G was done as well.
Thanks I have an external herbie on my frag tank and love it so I wanted to run the same type of thing with this, just bigger. No BB for me, I will be running a shallow sandbed. Thanks again.mikeande - Wow Greg, how did I miss this ? Caught a glance of it on our local board. Sure looking impressive so far. I like the herbie style overflow set-up. If I was to make a tank from scratch thats what I would like to try. I didnt catch if you were going BB or not.
Yes they are Marc. Since the wall's frame will hide them in the front & side view I had no 2nd thoughts about adding them for the extra strength they provide. The tank will hold -----my basement is a factory.melev - The corner cleats are even in the upright corners, correct?
<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=13919337#post13919337 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by melev
I may have Gary come here and build my next tank if yours does well. :thumbsup:
This was an issue of consideration for me as well. I now think external overflows are the only way to go. My present display was my first crack at SW. Even though everything I did wrong with that tank went towards my marine tank education I sometimes wish I knew then what I know now so I could have done it right the first time.<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=13921619#post13921619 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by melev
the internal overflows eating up real estate.
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