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cracked aquarium

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Im looking at buying a 3 tank circulating system (no idea what it would be called) but two out of the 3 tanks are cracked is it possible (easy) to fix cracks or would i need to replace the glass?

Being on the side would the water pressure be too much?

I would think so. on the bottom there is very little real pressure on a fully supported tank

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Anyone know where to order aquarium glass and how much would it cost? One pane is 4 feet by 1.5 feet and the other is 1 by 1.5 (roughly ;))

If you haven't already bought it then I wouldn't bother. Glass on the sides needs to be replaced and if you can't do it yourself it will cost more or as much in labour and replacement glass than it will to buy a new tank.

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I havent bought it yet but my dad is an engineer so he could do it for me, it comes with a sump and chiller as well. Not sure how much it will cost yet though.... I'll see how much they decide on first....

FYI as I am not sure how experienced you are in fish keeping and buying equipment - tanks with cracks sell for very little, particularly with cracks in the side. They are often given away for free.

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