leaked tank

**richgoh** · 23rd Mar 2010, 08:48

what do you guys normally do with your old leaked tank?

throw away or repair it?

i have a 3ft tank with leakage from side silicon.

**Shadow** · 23rd Mar 2010, 09:22

throw it way, you do not want if one of the day suddenly it give up and flood you home

**eviltrain** · 23rd Mar 2010, 10:26

throw away, if not cut away the silicon and make a new glass coffee table.

**blue33** · 23rd Mar 2010, 10:28

actually you can ask the tank maker to glue them back for you if the tank is expensive one.

**richgoh** · 23rd Mar 2010, 14:28

already flooded my living room once.. during midnight somemore. i don't want to take the risk again

it's 3ft curve tank. anyone interested?

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**whale66** · 25th Mar 2010, 08:43

I recommend not to take the risk of flooding your home and loosing the lifestock inside. Probably time to throw the leaking tank.

**BFG** · 26th Mar 2010, 00:08

Get a good tank lah, one time heart pain. ADA tank comes to mind. To take good care of the tank, do not add any weight or stress onto the tank itself. Hang the light instead of it resting on the tank edge.

**bluebubbles** · 31st Mar 2010, 00:23

Once bitten twice shy. Never take the risk from the same tank again. A little investment in exchange for a good night sleep is worth it.

**richgoh** · 31st Mar 2010, 06:37

thanks bro for all replies..

learned the lesson.. my wooden floor have to re-do again for my whole living room. cost $3.5k. si be siong!!

i should have spend $1k to buy a new tank previously.