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I'll try to make some rough sketches as soon as i can. Wife got me sick, and the next couple of days I'm going to be busy helping her setup a murder mystery dinner at her friends house. Also, thanks for your reply =-)

You can use any 100% silicone from home depot or lowes. Just be sure NOT to get any with an anti-mold/bacterial additive as that will kill your fishies. Yes you can glue sand to it. If you do, there are 2 things i suggest you do. 1: use the largest grain sand you can. the smaller grain sand...

Even waiting more than 48hrs can sometimes be not enough... I resealed a 55g i got for free off Craigslist.. been up for a lil over 2 months.. and saw a very slow drip leak start last-night. luckily its only 1 drop per 10-60 mins, but now i gotta find a replacement tank since i don't want to...

He already said the holes too small for an extension...

Do you mean something like this or this?

I've been designing my dream tank (that would fit in my current house). It's a 120g that's 48" x 24" x 24". I currently have a 55g (48 x 15.5 x 17) in the spot where I'd put the 120g (when i can afford the glass to make it). I've done basic stand designs utilizing different diy projects all...

I've actually done the whole pvc pipe covered in silicone and rolled in sand thing and wasnt too happy with the results. I would suggest you find the largest grain sand you can as the small stuff doesnt fill-in very well, or put a bunch of silicone in a cup, mix the sand in to make a thick sandy...