Free starfire panels and ghost external overflow

[popper]

They've been cleaned with one side left or right being regular glass. I believe the tank dimensions are 48x24x20. Comes with an external overflow.

Minor scratches.

Back panel has two holes for the overflow box.

All you have to do is assemble it and you got a pretty cool dimension tank.

Pick up in san jose.

 

[Coral reefer]

I could probably use the glass for frag tank lids if nobody winds up wanting to put them together.

 

[popper]

I could probably use the glass for frag tank lids if nobody winds up wanting to put them together.

It's thick and heavy. Might not be ideal for a lid.

BTW, this was @GabeB 's old tank.

 

[thephoreefer]

Man sweet tank whoever getting it, would get this for my shop hmm @H2OPlayar what u think @Srt4eric sound like a lot of work.. I’ll wait for the next 100 gal

 

[Arvin R]

What is the thickness of the glass? I'm definitely interested.

 

[H2OPlayar]

Pretty sure these are just the glass panes and not a tank. I wouldn't deal with the risk personally, but it is a good diy project for anyone wanting to learn.

 

[popper]

They're almost 1/2" thick panels.

You'll need to silicone them.

 

[Da_Neefer]

If anyone has access to corner clamps where you can dial in the gap maybe we could make a BAR event to silicone the tank. Then raffle it off for BAR funds or charity.

 

[popper]

Corner clamps are available at Harbor Freight along with the 36" clamps. Silicone can be purchased on Amazon. Spacers are those rubber dampeners for kitchen cabinets.

Do it do it do it. Great BAR bonding learning experience.

 

[Arvin R]

I've been doing quite a bit of research on building tanks and have a good amount of experience with bonding and working with silicone from work. This would be a great project for me and a good way to upgrade my tank size in the near future.

 

[H2OPlayar]

I've been doing quite a bit of research on building tanks and have a good amount of experience with bonding and working with silicone from work. This would be a great project for me and a good way to upgrade my tank size in the near future.

Do it!!!

 

[rygh]

I've been doing quite a bit of research on building tanks and have a good amount of experience with bonding and working with silicone from work. This would be a great project for me and a good way to upgrade my tank size in the near future.

Suggestion:
You probably need a new sump for the new tank. Practice on the sump. Buy that smaller cheaper glass, and build it.
Or at the very least, buy some glass pieces and practice a bit.
While 48x24x20 is not a huge tank, it is risky for that to be your first ever tank build.

 

[Turkeysammich]

There’s a guy on socalireefs that just did one. Emac is his screen name. He goes into detail about it. If anyone is interested.

 

[popper]

Gave the BAR tank to @Arvind

 

[GabeB]

Happy to see it passed along! What’s your plan @Arvind?

 

[Arvin R]

Happy to see it passed along! What’s your plan @Arvind?

I'll be putting it back together and using it to upgrade from my 45 gal tank once I get a break from work. Been swamped with no extra time right now.