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![]() Christy, how did you make out with the scratches in the glass?
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![]() I didn't really. Turns out I couldn't turn the tank around as the spot to drill the hole for the overflow would have been a mass of 2x6's and stuff so not possible. So the front of the tank is the front of the tank. For the most part there are only a few really deep scratches that you can zero in on from about 10+ feet away. The rest are "cosmetic" and I would imagine they will be less noticeable to the average joe if I can keep them clean of algae.
I wish there was something like what those windshield chip repair guys do for aquariums ![]()
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![]() Its gonna be so awesome Christy! Keep the pictures coming.
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![]() Looking Good
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![]() Its alive!!
Tank is full, leaks are plugged and water is circulating (although its really hard to tell in this picture). ![]() Thanks to Chin, my wavysea isn't sagging into the water, who the hell designed the mount that came with it anyways? ![]() ![]() Oops I just noticed that this was the pic I took before I realized it actually WAS sagging in the water. I remounted it higher up on the mount and its out of the water now ![]() ![]() Adding the salt!!! Whole box of RBS and then some ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]()
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