Not new but leaves much to be desired...

[pjj1121]

I'm in St. Louis, and I need a replacement tank like yesterday. While trying to relocate my 125 gal., it broke, with several long cracks in its rear, left length. Is it possible to repair such damages? I've priced a few new tanks, but my budget won't allow the purchase at this time. Now all my fish are crowded in my 75 gal. Can anyone help by selling me a used, damaged
125 gal tank at a resonable price. If so, please get back to me.

 

[dustin_P74]

welcome to the forum, your going to need a new tank, look on craigslist for one

 

[yote]

Hate to hear about the bad luck.
But welcome to the forums.

 

[Teixeira29]

Sorry to hear about your tank!!

 

[Smitty]

Hello and welcome to the site, sorry about the tank, but like mentioned, try craigslist.com, amazon, or ebay...Good luck!

 

[daugherty]

you can fix ti take it to a glass shop and they can cut and replace the back sheet of glass

 

[jhnrb]

if you take it to a glass shop, make sure they used only 100% silicon to make the joints and seams. good luck.

 

[JAG107]

and that the silicone doesn't contain any anti-mold chemicals

 

[lightcs4]

Sorry to hear about the tank. Welcome to the site, though.

 

[stagofdoom]

Hope everything works out for ya.

 

[Altohombre]

welcome to the site and hope you find something quick!