I own several acryilc aquariums, all of which are housed indoors. I am contemplating picking up a thicker acrylic tank, approx. 200g. (tall) to use as an outdoor tank to house some Gymnogeophagus for the Spring/Summer months. How do you think the tank will hold up in the outdoor/UV light? The perspective area only gets afternoon sunlight and only for a few hours at a time.... that compiled over a few months might take a toll on the bond/seams of the acrylic and overall integrity of the acrylic..... What are your thoughts, suggestions and/or recommendations?
I'm leaning away from glass due to it's inability to insulate and the potential to overheat the water. I'd rather not do a pond bc the last time I did it, it was rather boring since I couldn't view the fish..... what to do....
I'm leaning away from glass due to it's inability to insulate and the potential to overheat the water. I'd rather not do a pond bc the last time I did it, it was rather boring since I couldn't view the fish..... what to do....
