Michigan Cichlid Association
Classifieds => Want to Buy/Trade => Topic started by: African cichlid Keeper on November 11, 2013, 10:49:46 PM
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Trying to help my father best friend find a acrylic fish tank with a stand.
No bigger then 65 gallons
pm me if u have one or know of some one who does.
Thanks
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Do you have a budget for the build?
Maybe some space limitations?
Might be able to help hunt something down for you..... :)
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TTT
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I have one for sale.. 24x24x24 (60 gallons) - As asked in a previous post.. budget?
-Marc and family
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I have one for sale.. 24x24x24 (60 gallons) - As asked in a previous post.. budget?
-Marc and family
he looking for one that has a stand sorry.
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Have you ever thought of building an acrylic tank?
You could probably build this 65g out of one 4' x 8' sheet of 3/8" cell cast acrylic and a small bottle of Weldon #4 and an applicator bottle. There are local Plastics shops in the area of 8 mile and Telegraph road as well as a shop down on 8 Mile and east of telegraph. I built an acrylic set of lids this way. They had acrylic hindges and everything.
Anyway, if you did decide on that, there are many "how to" videos on youtube that are great at explaining the process.
Stands are relatively easy to build also. Just need proper support for an acrylic tank as the weight is despersed across a mojority of the bottom as opposed to a glass tank which can be solely supported only on the ends.
BTW, I found this Acrylic tank with stand on CL just now for $200 which is actually a pretty decent deal. I'll PM it to you.
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Have you ever thought of building an acrylic tank?
You could probably build this 65g out of one 4' x 8' sheet of 3/8" cell cast acrylic and a small bottle of Weldon #4 and an applicator bottle. There are local Plastics shops in the area of 8 mile and Telegraph road as well as a shop down on 8 Mile and east of telegraph. I built an acrylic set of lids this way. They had acrylic hindges and everything.
Anyway, if you did decide on that, there are many "how to" videos on youtube that are great at explaining the process.
Stands are relatively easy to build also. Just need proper support for an acrylic tank as the weight is despersed across a mojority of the bottom as opposed to a glass tank which can be solely supported only on the ends.
BTW, I found this Acrylic tank with stand on CL just now for $200 which is actually a pretty decent deal. I'll PM it to you.
No he doesn't want to build one.