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7 or 8 foot tank
I have the bug again, and am starting to plan my next upgrade. I am looking to build a acrylic tank 7 or 8 feet long 24" wide and 16"-18" high. I am not sure if I should do 7' or 8' for the length.
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the longer the better...mine is 7' long..30" wide..& 24" tall...if i could...id go longer & wider...maybe next time
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I would go wide first. However, if money is no concern, go bigger.
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Well the sheets come in just a little bit over 8 feet in length. You might as well use it it up. :-)
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I went 10 long 4 ft deep and 24'' high for me there is nothing like a deep tank, i love the looks of them
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10'x5'x3' best of all worlds lol
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it should not cost much more from 7 to 8 standard sheets come in 8ft less work.
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yeah I was thinking that it should be easier for a 8' tank less cutting involved. I have a 48" tek light t-5 and I am debating buying another one or going MH. I already have a chiller so heat will not be a issue.
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Re: 7 or 8 foot tank
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Not a miss print, inside 16-18" high
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8' due to lighting options...
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