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![]() Hey guys, I posted this over in diy as well. Thought I might get some more people looking if I put it here too.
I'm in the middle of planning a build For a frag tank that has multi tiers out of plywood. It's cheap, easy to design with wood and should be nice and strong. My one issue is sealing the tanks. I've been doing some looking around online and two part epoxy seems to be the way to go. My one problem seems to be I can't find any that are fish safe in Alberta. I called a company in the states but it was 250 dollars for shipping for a 1 gallon paint can because the have to ship as a hazardous material. Does anybody know where I can get some in the Alberta area. Or can recomend a substitute to epoxy? |
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![]() zavlar not to sure you might be able to order from rona i think
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![]() I have an unassembled 140 plywood tank. All the holes are predrilled and counter sunk. The wood is two good side birch. All you have to do is put
glass in screw it in paint it LMK if your interested...Wayne |
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![]() have you though of using some 3oz fiberglass viel and 2 part epoxy? I have a base built for my eventual frag tank I did this way. Ill see if I can post some pics later. Monster fish keeper dot com has lots of DIY plywood tanks on it as well for some more ideas. Im just not a fan of just paint or epoxy to seal, theres not much strength there. Look into East Systems or West Systems epoxy. I think I can get them for 150$ a gallon now.
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![]() i have a 45 gal breeder i,ll sell it for 60 bucks (newtank)
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