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Acrylic/polycarbonate will eventually turn yellowish and cloudy its best to use glass so you ca clean it and scrape with razor blades if needed
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Thanks everyone! Jeb I'll check that place out.
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where do you get the plastic to make the covers.Originally posted by jeb102385 View PostThere is a good glass shop off hwy 6 and clay that does great work for good prices. That's where I always get my tops cut
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There is a good glass shop off hwy 6 and clay that does great work for good prices. That's where I always get my tops cut
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I would get a sump so the overflow will skim the top of the water for you or just get lids for the tank
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Some glass tops or a canopy, glass tops would be cheapest. Go the the local glass shop and they can cut it to your sizesLast edited by KhmerStyle; 05-20-2013, 10:59 AM.
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Dust in the tank
There is a constant dust battle in our house due to dogs, cats and birds. Inevitably dust gets in the tank since its open top.
Do you think I should try to cover it and if so how would I go about doing that? It's a 3 foot 65g.
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