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03-29-2008, 05:34 PM
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The bead on the inside is esthetic only, and helps to keep stuff like algae out of the corners. The structural silicone is the stuff between the panes where they meet. So, pick a size.
 You can always go to the LFS and look at tanks the same size as yours and see what they use.PS You're stuffing 130lbs of LR into that 72 bow? Holy wowzers! 
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03-30-2008, 12:43 AM
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 I have put about 50lbs in since i bought the 72 and the guy i got it from claimed to have around 70 in it already....when i transfer the rock to the new tank im going to check and see how much i actualy have.
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03-30-2008, 12:58 AM
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Sorry I can't help with the silicone bonding question, but I've always gotten good advice from the guys at Bow Valley aquarium. They build them, they should know best.
As far as eurobracing the bottom of the tank, I wouldn't bother. The tank's bottom is good enough.
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