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05/15/2007, 06:23 PM
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glass cages.
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05/15/2007, 09:50 PM
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If your a little handy you could always go down to your local plastic shop and have them cut the pieces of your tank for you (make sure they know they are finish cuts). Then grab some weld-on and glue it together. Do a search in the DIY forum on working with acrylic, its not as hard as you might think. Good luck.
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05/19/2007, 02:12 AM
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working with acrylic is easy if you follow some simple rules and start slow. I used www.melevsreef.com for most of my references adn just finished building a 9 gal sump. Total costs were around $300 whereas Tenecor wanted over $800 to build it for me. lvpd186 had it right. Go to your local acrylic dealer with your plans drawn up. They will cut it for you. Jointer all the gluing edges adn put it together. I'm starting my frag tank in 3 weeks 48"x 24"x 18"
Good Luck Ed C
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05/31/2007, 06:28 PM
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