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Not as thick as you wanted maybe?
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Regardless, I'm still happy with the tank. It looks great - super sleek. |
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I started off with no teeth on my overflow because it's supposed to pull the water better. All was well for a few months until some of the smaller fish found out it was a water slide! I was pulling fish out of my overflow or sump every day. Beautiful looking tank BTW!
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Lovin the new tank Mindy
For your overflow ... You could silicone some small glass strips inside the box - one set for spacers and slightly thicker than the acrylic you'll use, and a second set to hold a sheet of acrylic with teeth cut out of it. Then you just slide your acrylic up and out of the box for cleaning. I realize you'll lose some of the weir effect, but it'll keep your critters where they belong. |
Or you could get inventive and design a mesh 'box' to cover 'some part' of the weir.
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New idea ...
Vertical strips of glass on the left and right ends of the weir say 1/4" thick. These keep the weir running 100% as they will space the acrylic 1/4" away from the back glass (inside the overflow). Next is some strips @ 90 degrees to the first strips. These hold the ends of the tooth sheet. And lastly is some vertical strips @ 90 degrees to the second strips. These hold the tooth sheet in place against the second set of strips. I like this idea so much I'm going to incorporate it into my upcoming build. |
I'll try to post a drawing later today
Right now I have a brake job to do |
My dream tank would have a weir. They look so stealth:)
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