You got to be kidding me!

[axs377]

Fishes temporary home. Inflatable pool 10'x6'×22". So far no losses, which is another blessing.

 

[Warborg]

So about your loss....I know the feeling. I had 190 gallon go on me.

 

[Woefulrelic]

You're so lucky you have overflows in the corners, my tank would of leaked 300 gallons for sure.

 

[Def Leppard Hysteria]

We've gone through 2 - 300 gallon tanks leaking within a year of each other. I feel your pain

 

[tomojsg]

when you use the acrylic weldon/cement make sure you use a syringe to apply between
the seams to get a good strong bond between the acrylic and make sure its 100% dry or
else it will split again in the future. safest way is to apply the acrylic weldon/cement with the
syringe between the seams then weldon/cement a piece of acrylic triangular rod on the inside
for additional support/strength. good luck to you.

 

[DN328]

Sounds like it could have been worse, but sucks nonetheless. Good luck.

 

[axs377]

Thanks guys. I met with the builder this AM and did the repair as recommended. Didn't do a perfect job unfortunately, but did a test job about 2 hrs ago and it held water. Drained and dried it and applied a thick bead up and down corner. I'll let it cure for 24hrs and then I'm going to try a longer test fill.

 

[axs377]

Good luck. Any water damage in the room ?

No thank goodness not. Hardwood floors, and unfinished basement underneath. Who knows, sure it's still not good, but nothing visible damaged.

 

[axs377]

Ugh....still leaking...

 

[DN328]

Really, a slow drip? It sounded like you were on the right track with the previous water test. Do you make sure to get between the seams?