Picked Up a tank for free today

  • We are currently upgrading MFK. thanks! -neo
Ya I got to strip a reseal the whole tank, there is alot of algae growth under the silicone. Funny thing is, the guy I got it from had know idea where it was leaking from. He though maybe somewhere on the bottom backside :duh: :screwy:
 
LOL............ Nice tank
 
would make a nice feeder tank
 
Bderick67;2018163; said:
Well I filled her up to try and find the small leak,

:ROFL::ROFL::ROFL: Found it

It's not leaking........ it's taking a leak! :ROFL::ROFL::ROFL:
 
Knowdafish;2019137; said:
It's not leaking........ it's taking a leak! :ROFL::ROFL::ROFL:
:ROFL::ROFL::ROFL:
 
it actually looks someone took a thumbtack or something similar in stuck it in the seam...
 
Dang, nice freebie!

I swear next good deal i see on a tank i'm getting it. I miss out on the 2 good deals ever seen in Nebraska. A 90 gallon for $20 and a 125 for $50. Every other tank has been 150 + and none of them that cheap over 75 gallons.

You figure out what you are doing with it when you get it re-sealed?
 
Now that the water level has drop a couple inches, it is no longer "peeing" but still is leaking a fair amount of water.
 
Man i have the same tank in my living room and i got it from a friend for free leaking as well. I really like it cause it a good size and and it fits right in the corner and out of the way. i wanted to make mine a planted but the hood these have holds a funny 16 1/2 inch light and they are rather tall so you need a good amunt of watts. i tried some swords and a few moss's but they never took of. They do make a glass top for it but its hinged in the middle and you would have to remove the light everytime you feed the fish. I think the maker is perfecto if you need any parts and they call it a 46 pentagon. I resealed mine with GE I about 6 years ago and its still holding fine but I dyed the seal blue with some meds and now i wish I would have used black silicone. This is not a good pic but its all i have right now
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