Brooksters 40b

[PassengerTN]

There's also this option

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Jesse

 

[PassengerTN]

Cheap corrugated plastic. Again, easy to cut. Not sure if it'll withstand a 20lb cat or not without flexing into the water first, but it won't break. UaruJoey uses these on most of his tanks.

Jesse

 

[brennae]

Cheap corrugated plastic. Again, easy to cut. Not sure if it'll withstand a 20lb cat or not without flexing into the water first, but it won't break. UaruJoey uses these on most of his tanks.

Jesse

You read my mind. I'm not sure it hold 20 lb cats either. It's always the biggest ones who lay in the glass too. Miss 7lb doesn't ever do that.

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[Brookster123]

It will hold 20 lb cats no problem. People use it for roofs in new England (potential 100+ pound per square foot load)

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[brennae]

It will hold 20 lb cats no problem. People use it for roofs in new England (potential 100+ pound per square foot load)

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Ah ok. We don't use such things around here and I'm not sure why. I will look into this. Thank you both


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