Foldable Plywood tank

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Dank Predator Tank

Feeder Fish
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Sep 20, 2011
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So im about to start on my new indoor pond (at the moment it is going to be 7l x3w x2h maybe bigger) but i know i will have to move it at some point. So what i was wondering is do you guys think that i could make the bottom hinged so that it will be able to fold in half with the bottoms facing each other. then maybe for the sides jsut screw in like some 2 by 4s or something like that that i can unscrew later for support, and btw i will be using pond liner so i would attach it using extra liner and jsut fold it over, u think that would work?
 
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Gambusia
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Apr 18, 2011
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I think rather then making it hinge it would be better to build in panels, that way you can take it apart completely when you move. Take a look at the picture gallery in my signature. I built a panelized tank that can be taken apart if I move someday. If you open each picture, I have some details on each. I was planning to make a detailed thread at some point. But thanks to starting school I haven't had time to.
 
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