Cost of Starphire Glass

[sphelps]

even easier, that's an easy tank to assemble. Are you going rimless with the 1/2" Starphire?

[Veng68]

I don't know........ I am kind of paranoid....... I may put in euro-bracing.

This project would probably be a whiles off....... since I have been procrastinating about cleaning up my basement and I really should get to it.

Cheers,
Vic [veng68]

[sphelps]

1/2" is plenty thick for a rimless 2 foot cube.

[Aquattro]

Originally Posted by sphelps

1/2" is plenty thick for a rimless 2 foot cube.

Entirely agree.

[Veng68]

How do you post images?

I have a picture of something I want to do but I can't explain it.

Basically a 45 degree section of glass in the front. Here is some ASC art to try and show you what I mean.

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I have a picture of the tank but I am not sure how to post pictures.

It will be more complicated then a normal cube.

Any suggestions?

Cheers,
Vic [veng68]

[Aquattro]

Is the 45 across the front allowing a sort of top down view? You'll have an unsightly seam across the front. I'd look into acrylic for this design if it were me.

[CLINT]

there is a fellow that got TOTM on aquariumpros(LUKAN).His tank is like this and looks great filled with his ricordeas.Hard to make a tank full of rics look bad though.LOL.Worth looking at and GL with the build.Clint

[Veng68]

Originally Posted by CLINT

there is a fellow that got TOTM on aquariumpros(LUKAN).His tank is like this and looks great filled with his ricordeas.Hard to make a tank full of rics look bad though.LOL.Worth looking at and GL with the build.Clint

That is exactly almost like what I want to do. I found the picture at the old Aquarium Frontiers web magazine. An article by Daniel Knopp about Giant Clams.

Cheers,
Vic [veng68]