Ply tank build

[GrossGraphix]

Lookin good. Gonna cost a fortune though to use that silicone unless you can buy it in bulk. The GE stuff works good. Preeswee so far though.

So your saying this would work???http://www.lowes.com/pd_47209-72643-LW012A_0_?productId=3070881&Ntt=ge%20sillicone&Ntk=i_products_cascade&pl=1&currentURL=/pl__0__s?newSearch=true$Ntt=ge%20sillicone$y=10$x=20&spellCorrectedTerm=ge%20silicone
Or what kind you use?

 

[MaddMaxx]

Yup, that should do just fine.

Nice looking glass too! I love that "corner-less" design, I plan on using that on a built once I settle into a home. Keep up the good work!

 

[ghinksmon]

Yeah, that's it. The old packaging used to say "aquarium safe" but I guess their marketing folks didn't see aquariums as a market worth pursuing. Or perhaps more likely, they figured it cuts into their sales of the more expensive small packages targeted at aquariums.

 

[GrossGraphix]

you sure thats what i need lol. It says right on the package do not use below water line or for aquariums???? Just went and got me some.

 

[mr wheeler]

why not 600gal double the foot print

 

[GrossGraphix]

why not 600gal double the foot print

if i had my way i would just fill the basement up 4ft deep and call it good lol. My house would suffer though.

 

[GrossGraphix]

Ok managed to get a extra set of hands to help get the glass in.

 

[Exile]

That's awesome, I would like to build a tank with a similar glass arrangement.

Please let us know if you notice any bowing or similar structural flexes while filling.

 

[adriggsvt]

looks good, can't wait to see it full!

 

[GrossGraphix]

Yea im hoping my bulk heads will be here Tomorrow or Tuesday then once those are in and sealed i can hopefully put water in This weekend coming up.