Show your tiled tanks!
- Thread starter Lepisosteus platyrhincus
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Grout doesn't affect water or anything right? I plan on tileing my thousand gallon indoor pond/tank
Really, really. really wish people would read every page of a thread before 'jumping the gun'. So far it's CLEAR, we are to use just the natural tiles, NO GLUE......NO GROUT........ETC. The people in beginning of this thread said right away that because of 'the weight of the tiles' nothing is needed to hold them down. There's really nothing hard about this.*** Please read the whole thread..........each and every post on it.*** MFKer's would never want some one to harm their pet fish!
Bump for more tiled tanks! I think I'm about to do my 55 in Dark Emperador Marble bottom becaue the large river rock made debris hard to vaccuum out.
if you have a standard 55 gallon, you won't need to cut any tiles. 
four 12"x12" tiles will fit almost perfectly in the bottom. you'll have about 1/8" gap on the ends that's too small to notice but front to back will be perfect.
so if you have a 55 and were thinking about it but didn't because you were afraid to cut tile, do it.
i have 2 55's tiled, no cuts.
four 12"x12" tiles will fit almost perfectly in the bottom. you'll have about 1/8" gap on the ends that's too small to notice but front to back will be perfect.so if you have a 55 and were thinking about it but didn't because you were afraid to cut tile, do it.
i have 2 55's tiled, no cuts.
