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Acyrlic yes, weld a piece over the crack (temporary fix, well it can stay that way but...) Glass i would say no, you need to replace it.
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Nobodaddys right - If it is acrylic just use Weld On #3 with a piece to cover it. It will hold just fine
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I've fixed many a small glass tank but if it's cracked at the hole then you need to completely cover that hole with a patch that overlaps the hole and crack by at least a couple inches. You then want to allow it to dry at least 24 hours, 48 would be better. Then you have to drill a new hole, why did the old one crack, is there stress on the bulkhead or fitting? Identify why it failed, that will give you a good idea how to proceed and how to prevent it from happening again.
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