Hi all, firstly sorry if this is in the wrong section...
As some of you know I got a 6' tank very cheap and have been rather lazy with cleaning it and bringing it inside, its been on my back lawn for some time now.
Well, my hubby was mowing the lawn yesterday and didn't bother to move the tanks to the other end of the yard, he just moved them a few metres away and mowed where they were sitting...
After he'd finished mowing I heard yelling and cursing coming from the back yard, go out there and the back panel of the tank has two nice holes in it and a few whopping cracks, one of which reaches the base of the tank...
I'll attach pics below to show the damage. I've seen people repair cracked tanks by siliconing two sheets of glass onto each side of the crack to create a seal around it, I'm wondering if this would be possible with this one?
The crack runs right down to the bottom of the tank, but the base panel hasn't been damaged at all. Please tell me it can be fixed and what the best way is to fix it, it was going to be my spoiled bettas tank.
Damage done:
Inside the tank:
Idk how well y'all will be able to see the crack running to the bottom in the pics, I can see it with my horrible eyesight but that could just be because I know where it is.
If anyone needs any more pics or details just ask and I'll do my best to provide.
Thanks in advance.
Post Script: don't mow lawns with tanks in the yard, it doesn't end well!
As some of you know I got a 6' tank very cheap and have been rather lazy with cleaning it and bringing it inside, its been on my back lawn for some time now.
Well, my hubby was mowing the lawn yesterday and didn't bother to move the tanks to the other end of the yard, he just moved them a few metres away and mowed where they were sitting...
After he'd finished mowing I heard yelling and cursing coming from the back yard, go out there and the back panel of the tank has two nice holes in it and a few whopping cracks, one of which reaches the base of the tank...
I'll attach pics below to show the damage. I've seen people repair cracked tanks by siliconing two sheets of glass onto each side of the crack to create a seal around it, I'm wondering if this would be possible with this one?
The crack runs right down to the bottom of the tank, but the base panel hasn't been damaged at all. Please tell me it can be fixed and what the best way is to fix it, it was going to be my spoiled bettas tank.
Damage done:
Inside the tank:
Idk how well y'all will be able to see the crack running to the bottom in the pics, I can see it with my horrible eyesight but that could just be because I know where it is.
If anyone needs any more pics or details just ask and I'll do my best to provide.
Thanks in advance.
Post Script: don't mow lawns with tanks in the yard, it doesn't end well!