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    Re: Wiring in glass, screen-top tanks

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    That’s a beautiful tank. I am wanting to do something similar. How did you do? I’d like to have a Greek collisium .


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    I should have done a DIY type post for it but I was in a hurry. Basically the sides and back are made of insulation board. You can buy it at Lowe’s or Home Depot. A 4x8 foot sheet of it is under $20 from what I remember. The skull and rocks are made from a type of rubbery styrofoam that was being thrown away where I work. It’s the type of styrofoam that is used to protect electronics when they are shipped, not the dry brittle type. I pretty much just drew the skull out and carved it into shape. Same with the rocks.

    After that, I used non toxic acrylic paint and my airbrush to paint them. Sealed them with a water based acrylic sealer and it was done. All together I might have $40 in the whole thing.


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