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Re: [GSAS-Member] Glass v. Acrylic tanks



After having both glass and acrylic now for a while, I would recommend
glass. Just cleaning the acrylic (with acrylic "safe" tools) has left tiny
scratches in it. Just too soft in my opinion. It may also depend on the size
you are after. I'm working with 55Gal tanks in my situation. in bigger
scenarios acrylic benefits might outweigh glass.


-Bryan


On Tue, Sep 29, 2009 at 3:29 PM, Hostetter, Kypros <
hostetter2003@lawnet.ucla.edu> wrote:

> I am thinking of upgrading to a 50 gallon tank to be used for a planted
> tank.  I think most planted tank people recommend glass, but I like the
> idea
> of the lighter weight and strength. I wanted to get advice from those who
> have had both regarding scratches on the acrylic and also most acrylic
> tanks
> I think have smaller access ports through the top of the tank, maybe making
> it tougher to clean, move stuff around, net fish etc.
> Any advice would be appreciated
> Kypros
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