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			 I know this has been discussed many times and the answer is always you're taking a risk converting a tank into rimless, just thought if I could get some opinions on my tank and situation.  
		
	
		
		
		
		
		
	
		
		
	
	
	Picked up a tank for free from a member who had it up and running for about a year, just emptied today. The issue with the tank was the trim on the top and bottom were broken/cracked. Went I got it home, the trims could literally be pulled right off. Dimensions: 35 Gallons 36" Wide 12.5" Deep 18" High The front and back glass is 5mm, the sides are 6mm. I was planning on redoing the silicone and keeping the tank rimless. It will only be full for about a month or so, a temporary home for about 5 fish until I set up my new tank, then will be used for a Fire Belly Newt so about a 40 percent filled, with of course styrofoam underneath. Opinions? Is the glass thick enough, is the tank small enough, I plan on gluing a cross member from the front to back on the top. Thanks  | 
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