Dropped My 450 gallon all glass

[UncleClyde]

OK, you got me. I had to try. How about tank plus $100?

Your getting closer. lol

 

[BigO6687]

man that sucks.
hope the best

 

[UncleClyde]

I finally got my photo of the tank when it dropped to load on the computer so here it is.

Now of I can get the photos of it fixed to load we'd be good. lol.

 

[kdrun76]

That will buff right out!






Yipes! Don't walk anywhere near there bare foot for the next 10 years!

 

[317rob]

I would be hurt

 

[CyberPunk]

Ouch! That sucks!

Nothing a little ducktape cant fix!

Another reason for me to stick with acrylic tanks.

 

[glovanator]

WOW, . . . . . speechless. That really really sucks.

 

[scriving]

is it almost fixed?

 

[EmilyMarie85]

I cant imagine the number and at what volume obscenities would fly from my mouth if i dropped a tank that big.

+1

 

[David K. Bradley]

I finally got my photo of the tank when it dropped to load on the computer so here it is.

Now of I can get the photos of it fixed to load we'd be good. lol.

This is another episode of Murphy's Law. How truly unfortunate for you. I can only immagine your disappointment and anguish with this happening, to you or to anyone. So, so, so saddening. If I had this happen to me, my heart would feel like your tank appears in the photo.

I am happy to hear though, your neighbor who works at the glass shop, is able to help with new materials so this mess can be fixed and you get your tank up ad running.

I'm going to be up in Phillips, Wisconsin around 10-20-2010 to visit friends and family. About 2.25 hours Northeast from Amery. I'd be willing to make the drive. Maybe, if you're up to it, I will make it point to come by, and help you with your MFK ply tank you have in mind. Not so much the construction [ that's the fun half of a DIY Tank Build], but the design aspects, if you're up to it. Let me know in a PM.

Wish you much success with the repair.
~ David