Imo, width > length. I prefer wide tanks thab long skinny tanks.
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The work starts here. 20ft tank!!
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Actually i know plastic pretty well, your best option would be to find a plastics store and laminate all sides with another sheet of acrilic get clear glue, it will chemically weld the sheets together and you can make the walls much thicker, i would find a plastics specialty store to do all the work on a tank that size, they can also beef up the corner joints, fix the pressure cracks and buff the whole thing overall, it would be like brand new but with thicker walls 
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Thanks man. I got him another cape and I'm going to take it from that euro mount to a shoulder mount
Thanks
Congrats.......???? 30" is really not all that skinny
That would be nice to have done, I'm sure it will cost more than an arm and a leg as well... I've always been a DIYer built 4 large plywood tanks that are still holding water. Acrylic and Weldon 40 can't be any harder than plywood and epoxyActually i know plastic pretty well, your best option would be to find a plastics store and laminate all sides with another sheet of acrilic get clear glue, it will chemically weld the sheets together and you can make the walls much thicker, i would find a plastics specialty store to do all the work on a tank that size, they can also beef up the corner joints, fix the pressure cracks and buff the whole thing overall, it would be like brand new but with thicker walls
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Heres the blades i use on a daily basis to cut acrylic, no reason to pay for expensive ones
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