Acrylic is bonded through a chemical process that basically dissolves the edges of the acrylic so that when they solidify they are basically one piece. It is still multiple pieces put together, but an acrylic tank when finished is much more in a sense "one piece" than a glass tank is.rosehower;3777873; said:wierd, how do u put that together? no leaks? where are the seams? are seams still cauked?
That little rank under your name is based on your post number. I believe it starts as an egg and goes up through feeders and various other little fish to different monster fish as you post more. Right now, it says "darter"rosehower;3777885; said:hey thats wierd y does it say "feeder goldfish" under my name...?
Very true. In fact, the bond is so strong, if you bond two acrylic rods end-to-end, and bend it till it breaks it will break anywhere but the bonding spot.andyjs;3778127; said:Acrylic is bonded through a chemical process that basically dissolves the edges of the acrylic so that when they solidify they are basically one piece. It is still multiple pieces put together, but an acrylic tank when finished is much more in a sense "one piece" than a glass tank is.
drooling..... very nice manChromobotia;3780407; said:

Chromobotia;3775517; said:Current stock for tank are 3 Tin Foil Barbs, 3 Bala Sharks and 10 Clown Loaches.
The first picture is before I put the 10 Loaches in. Water was looking a little cloudy.
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Second picture has the Clown Loaches added to the tank. A water change was performed prior to adding the Loaches. Water cleared up a bit but there are tiny air bubbles on the acrylic. Enjoy.
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Dixon81;3781121; said:Is it just me or does it not look as wide as it is tall? Doesnt look 3ft wide