Another Plywood Build, for my bass

[bird]

lookng good. looking forward to seeing more updates.

 

[General]

very nice tank i really like it, i want to build a large aquarium. one question i have is why did you choose to use glass over acrylic??

 

[General]

and i know you mention this earler but would you reconmend building a tank and than and very nice tank of a stand to fit the tank? does anyone know what water heights this type of build supports, before leaks become more probable.

 

[JOHNNY13]

that looks great! i hope to try a project like this someday. design looks great, you did an amizing job!!!

 

[TheFishJunky]

Yep, I just pushed in the wood, but I left a gap between the wood and the glass. Then I measured the gap at several points and marked it onto the wood. This way I can measure accurately if the glass bows even a tiny amount during the fill.

great idea but isn't it possible for the wood to flex some as well?I would think so.In any case,you will know no matter what.

 

[zennzzo]

Yep, I just pushed in the wood, but I left a gap between the wood and the glass. Then I measured the gap at several points and marked it onto the wood. This way I can measure accurately if the glass bows even a tiny amount during the fill.

Well??!?

 

[snakeguy101]

MORE PICS!!!

 

[Bassinkorea]

very nice tank i really like it, i want to build a large aquarium. one question i have is why did you choose to use glass over acrylic??

Thanks.
To answer your question, I already have an acrylic tank and it doesn't seem as clear as a glass tank. Plus glass was easier to find here where I live.

 

[youngbuckfl]

do u have it full bro show us that bad arse

 

[Bassinkorea]

and i know you mention this earler but would you reconmend building a tank and than and very nice tank of a stand to fit the tank? does anyone know what water heights this type of build supports, before leaks become more probable.

I'm not quite with you here.
Are you asking if it would be better to build the tank and stand seperately?? if so, then next time I build a plywood tank I will definately build then seperate for easier transporting.