EMERGENCY. (110 Gallon Tank

[rasa92re]

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[rasa92re]

Mods, the app submitted the thread without it being finished...

Anyway, MFK, I just woke up to find my 125 gallon leaking! I really need a similar footprint with which to house my cichlids. I know they'll tear each other up in my 4 foot 110 gallon. Can anyone please trade my 110 gallon tank for a 6 footer?

There's a current pic of the leak if anyone was skeptical.
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Proper Title Format: Ft-110 Gallon High-NYC-PU

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[Coel03]

If its the seal can you separate them, drain the tank, dry and reseal you should be able to do that in 48-72 hrs to let silicone dry


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[rasa92re]

Thanks for the tip. The problem I am having is that the seam is along the background (which is siliconed in). I know a blade is good for removing thin pieces of silicone; is there any product that can removed think pieces of silicone?

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[Coel03]

http://www.homedepot.com/buy/paint/...ulk-and-foam-sealant-remover-45-oz-54715.html


No idea if its aquarium safe just know its at home depot. There are other silicone/caulk removers most are advertised for showers/tubs etc


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