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Is All Glass Aquarium Safe. Glass is one of the most durable and safe materials for aquariums. I have a starfire/low iron glass tank and. If you are happy with the physical appearance of the glass and any frame on the tank, then a reseal should last pretty much indefinitely!. However, the glass must be clear or colored, not painted or glazed. I'm asking this weird question because i'm currently thinking of an aquascape, the tank will be a shrimp only tank most likely cherry shrimp. It will scratch if you are not careful with sand between your cleaning magnet. You should also avoid including any object with sharp or. Aqueon tanks (formerly all glass aquarium) has a lifetime warrantly on tanks over 65g and it does not need to be on their own stand. Any glass should be pretty safe to have in the aquarium assuming its in one piece and only the actual glass that touches the water.

I have a starfire/low iron glass tank and. I'm asking this weird question because i'm currently thinking of an aquascape, the tank will be a shrimp only tank most likely cherry shrimp. It will scratch if you are not careful with sand between your cleaning magnet. You should also avoid including any object with sharp or. Any glass should be pretty safe to have in the aquarium assuming its in one piece and only the actual glass that touches the water. Aqueon tanks (formerly all glass aquarium) has a lifetime warrantly on tanks over 65g and it does not need to be on their own stand. If you are happy with the physical appearance of the glass and any frame on the tank, then a reseal should last pretty much indefinitely!. However, the glass must be clear or colored, not painted or glazed. Glass is one of the most durable and safe materials for aquariums.

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Is All Glass Aquarium Safe Aqueon tanks (formerly all glass aquarium) has a lifetime warrantly on tanks over 65g and it does not need to be on their own stand. Aqueon tanks (formerly all glass aquarium) has a lifetime warrantly on tanks over 65g and it does not need to be on their own stand. However, the glass must be clear or colored, not painted or glazed. It will scratch if you are not careful with sand between your cleaning magnet. Any glass should be pretty safe to have in the aquarium assuming its in one piece and only the actual glass that touches the water. If you are happy with the physical appearance of the glass and any frame on the tank, then a reseal should last pretty much indefinitely!. I'm asking this weird question because i'm currently thinking of an aquascape, the tank will be a shrimp only tank most likely cherry shrimp. You should also avoid including any object with sharp or. Glass is one of the most durable and safe materials for aquariums. I have a starfire/low iron glass tank and.