Saratoga jardini pond build

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well i kinda already dimantled it lol just need to snapthe glaas and done
 
fair enough... I suppose what's done is done. When you find a glazier that will take on the job see if they have any off-cuts for ur chambers- some ppl will just hand them over to you
 
I'm actually considering turning my tank into a sump for something larger
 
its costing 600 for the tank and stand
 
im saving heapsz of money by converting my brooken 150 to a sump to 90 galon sump
 
Turtles there is a guy on here called greenterror from Qld he has done a huge ply wood build if you send him a pm he can point you in the right direction I'm not sure if he has a build post on here but he does have one on Qldaf very detailed instructions and I'm thinking 17 mm ply might be to thin
 
alright turtles what's the cost diff in standard and marine ply for your cuts ? , just thinking 17mm it'll be much stronger and of course water resistant , just thinking standard ply weakens if gets wet and splits , the inside be fine im thinking of exterior of tank when doing wc's etc , you'll have to paint , varnish or clad the outside to water proof it , it is a lot of money to save though mate especially at your age any way of saving on build can't be bad , get a quote off glass cutters and see if you can find tank on local ads for cheeper or same price like Steve suggests, that way your 150's still there for future project ? I'll try find few tips out for you today on builds :D
 
how's your other fish doing Steve after your disaster week ?
 
my broken 150 gallon is now a 90gallon sump and i have now got a common pleco in the tank to control my algea probmlem
 
Jardini is still fine and now funnily enough my tank parameters are aswell , but my friend said that because of my "situation" he'd be willing to give me one of his platinum jars if I got rid of mine (to avoid aggression). So now I'm seriously considering that. Later in future I wanna go for a much larger tank
 
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