That’s not a terrible deal for a 33L.Fish Hut had 33g longs in stock a few months ago for $99.
I found this place that sells rims.
I was actually thinking about doing that! It would be like a 55 gallon breeder style tank. I'm still toying around with the idea but that's definitely an option now that I really think about it.I think you have to take it apart to cut the glass? If so then just cutting the front or back off and laying tank on whichever is let [front back ] makes a way cooler foot print .
I have a 20Xtra tall[2 10 gallon tanks one on top of the other] and have thought laid on its back it is a great foot print and less cutting ..
Yea I get glass cutters at Home Depot for like $3 so they’re very inexpensive.
I find them to be pretty good for the price. I usually do 2 passes on each side of the glad to score it deep enough so it snaps properly. If your buddy does it for free, event better! LolHow good is it, I have a friend who is a glazier so whenever I need anything done I just go to his work which is down the road from me, he's cut all my glass lids for my tanks for free






It sure is! I couldn't resist but working outside with no shirt on.... big mistake. Now I have sunburn all over my back lolIt's certainly a beautiful day to be out doing this!
It sure is! I couldn't resist but working outside with no shirt on.... big mistake. Now I have sunburn all over my back lol

That's right! 4 racks in a U-shape. I wanted to be surrounded by the tanks once I get myself a nice little relaxing chair down there lolIt looks really good! Are there 4 new racks, in a U-shape? Almost like you're gonna have a little fish alcove to sit in and be surrounded by.
That's right! 4 racks in a U-shape. I wanted to be surrounded by the tanks once I get myself a nice little relaxing chair down there lol
I definitely want something that can swivel so I'll have to look around lolGo big and put in a big ole comfy recliner! Lol
Ive just been putting stuff in bins and empty tanks. A lot fo stuff was stuff I had when I first started the hobby with the fake "coral" decor and a bunch of other nonsense. I ended up throwing away 2 boxes full of stuff lolLol I have a little workbench in my garage with overhead cabinets where I keep all my fish stuff. I threw out a bunch of stuff a month or so ago that I had collected over the past six years. I had no intention of using any of that stuff again so out it went!
Lol you dirty little hoarder.

Do you recommend I separate the females? I could possibly put one in the 15 gallon retirement tank or even set up another 10 gallon for now and put her in thereTail looks injured and/or infected ?
I would think there is a bacterial issue or the females are really fighting and the injury is infected ..
I’ll send you an estimate lolIf you ever want more stuff to build, come build me a new deck lol.
I’ll send you an estimate lol
For some reason I can’t see the picture but I know my little guys are waiting! I’ll have a 20L set up for them and the rainbows to grow out a little bit more
That makes sense. Hopefully I’ll see the pictures today sometimeNo pics are working on the site tonight. They should show up either later tonight or tomorrow. If not, I'll post them again.
Nope.My 75 is at 345ish so would that need to be lowered?
Well I guess I won’t be messing much with shrimp in my tanks lol. If these levels are fine for my current fish, I don’t really want to mess with itTDS levels seem normal to me. All my tanks except my shrimp tank is 350-500 TDS.
You only really need to know TDS in shrimp tanks. It sometimes helps when breeding certain fish that are picky but most fish can adapt and thrive.

No, I'm plumbing them to be able to attach a hose to the pipes and drain them easily. That way I don't have to use a siphon on each tank. They will all be individual systemsYou plumbing them to connect them all to a common filtration system?
Yea they'll just be for draining the tanks faster. For filling, I'll have to use buckets or a really long hose that will be stitched to the sink in my upstairs bathroom. My ultimate goal is to have a utility sink in the basement that I can attach a python to and just refill the tanks right from the sinkNice! I like that idea. Is it just gonna be for draining? Will you have to fill each tank back up separately?