wanted to say Hi

[letstry1980]

Hi canreef members new to this exciting hobby. I was looking to do something with my kids found this I currently have a hundred thirty five gallon hopefully turning into a reef sump of course 150 pounds of liverock I'm currently cycling my tank excited to get some creatures I didn't realize there's not too many places in town to get any if anyone knows where to get some livestock please let me know

[Aquattro]

You're pretty much restricted to 2 local stores now. J&L is the next best thing for livestock. Some locals have corals, depending on what you're looking for

[Bblinks]

Welcome to Canreef! Jl would be your best bet dry and wet goods. Good luck with the tank!

[Snappy]

Welcome to Canreef!!

[letstry1980]

Well this is exciting after 3 days but my tank running and the water cleared I was cleaning the glass and noticed a crack / chip in the seam of the glass the glass is one inch thick is this anything worry aboutand I noticed the water lines not level eitherScreenshot_2014-12-27-10-59-43.jpg

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[Bblinks]

Seems to be okay but really hard to tell. As long as it's a chip and not cracked than it should be okay. You also need to level your tank with leveling wedges from Rona or hd.

[KevinK]

Put wedges under your stand! Not the tank otherwise you end up with a real crack

Once level, even with one wedge, add more to spread the load, as your floor could give in a tiny bit.

[reefwars]

Most likely that would be 10mm or roughly 3/8" thick glass ,1" glass is rare and for aquariums 25x your size , that tiny chip should be fine from what the pic tells but like most things in life there's never a guarantee

Oh and yes level stand not the tank , the tank is only as level as the stand which is only as level as the floor and so forth , floors are often off level over time

Welcome and keep us updated with pics

[Reefmaster]

If I could suggest - be careful even trying to shim stand unless you are sure the stand is quite rigid and/or you have foam under tank.