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Old 01-21-2008, 04:24 AM
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How about siliconing on some glass plates behind the glass with larger holes drilled in them. It would (I assume) distribute any stress from the hole and support the glass of the main tank. I've repaired a number of small tanks by siliconing on a plate large enough to cover the crack and never had a leak however I haven't tried it on anything larger than a 33 gallon.

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