Greetings fellow aquarium lovers,
Schu here, I'm new to the site but not new to aquariums. I currently have a 55g( paid $50) that houses a red belly pacu, a tiger Oscar, a clown knife and a pleco. I also have a 20g (paid $40) where an electric yellow cichlid and an upside down catfish reside. The other day I picked up a 150g (paid $100) project tank that will eventually become the new home of the fish in my 55g. I filled my 150g last night to test its ability to hold water and it does that but it has me wondering for how long as the front and rear glass bow a bit in the center about a 1/4 inch total
. I am working on a couple designs for bracing the front and back but im curious what the best bracing method would be. I was going to build either a metal trim around the tank or silicone a couple glass braces to the inside connecting the front and back glass or maybe both. TIA
Schu here, I'm new to the site but not new to aquariums. I currently have a 55g( paid $50) that houses a red belly pacu, a tiger Oscar, a clown knife and a pleco. I also have a 20g (paid $40) where an electric yellow cichlid and an upside down catfish reside. The other day I picked up a 150g (paid $100) project tank that will eventually become the new home of the fish in my 55g. I filled my 150g last night to test its ability to hold water and it does that but it has me wondering for how long as the front and rear glass bow a bit in the center about a 1/4 inch total
. I am working on a couple designs for bracing the front and back but im curious what the best bracing method would be. I was going to build either a metal trim around the tank or silicone a couple glass braces to the inside connecting the front and back glass or maybe both. TIA
