Chipped tank

[Jaws]

Here some pics. Not the best quality. I'm really hoping this is still ok.

[kari]

Yikes! That would make me paranoid. Looks like there is two chips (a smaller one below.)

[Canadian Man]

The worse thing about that chip is it's in the middle of the payne of glass. If it was near the bottom or top I wouldn't worry about it. Because it is in the middle, if it were my tank, I wouldn't fill it up before checking with a tank builder to see.

[Jaws]

Not the answers I was hoping for but thanks for the input.

[props]

dood get it check
i wont be able to sleep at night if i'm in your shoes but then again four inches of water in your house could be a fun swimming pool for the lil ones
=o)

[DOO-E]

That looks bad. I would buy a new pane of glass and have it installed professionally. I would rather do this thatn pay money for a rug doctor and spend the whole week moping up water. Man o man. I wouldnt risk it. Not only are we thinking about you valubles at your house but we are thinking about the fish. They would probally slide rights down a heat vent then your house would stink like fish for ever. Trustme a little hole water drains fast letalone and entire back pannel.

[whaase]

The other option you might want to think about is to silicone another peice of glass over top of it. When mine cracked towards the top thats what I did and it's been holding a full tank for 4-5 months now... Just a though though!

Walter

[Jaws]

How much do you think it would cost to get a new piece of glass and get it installed? I'm from Victoria so the only place I know to go is Seastar. Anyone know what that might cost?

[Aquattro]

I would imagine that it wouldn't cost more than $150 for seastar to do it. Give them a call and see what they say.