Who is the manufacturer? You could get a custom acrylic one made as another option or since those are pricey as someone else suggested not a bad idea to get another tank you can get a lid for. There are always people on here and on Facebook selling tanks for great prices especially smaller ones. That or the standard Petco ones are reasonably priced.
Ive only used glass lids which reduce both condensation and jumping. Screen is the other option which allows direct lighting but make it simple and cost effective. . . . Get a 2X2' piece of egg crate (often sold for florescent lighting), trace a template from the top of tank with cardboard and cut the egg create from the template and you have a cover
How do you like the glass lids with cleaning and feeding and anything else? My tank is rimmed so I only found a glass lids, but that would limit autofeeders etc and I heard they can be a salty mess cleaning (my 65 is in a bedroom on carpet so I try to limit water).Ive only used glass lids which reduce both condensation and jumping. Screen is the other option which allows direct lighting but make it simple and cost effective. . . . Get a 2X2' piece of egg crate (often sold for florescent lighting), trace a template from the top of tank with cardboard and cut the egg create from the template and you have a cover
$140 custom poly carb lid for rimmed 36 bowfront. I know the company and bought lids here twice. They will customize 100% to your requirements for cables, oxygen holes, doors, etc
$140 custom poly carb lid for rimmed 36 bowfront. I know the company and bought lids here twice. They will customize 100% to your requirements for cables, oxygen holes, doors, etc
https://walterlids.com/products/cle...20h-29-36gal-bow-front?variant=45312532381883
