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hi guys

Just wanted to run this past you all see what you thought.

I want to set up a small frag tank I found a Turtle aquarium that is about the right size and new it's only £35!

Tartarium 80
Features:
- Shockproof plastic frame
- Polished corners

Dimensions:
- L80cm x H24.5 cm x W30cm
- Thickness of glass: 3 mm

https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=t...tbm=isch&q=tartarium+80&imgrc=tBIykoIBdHJx8M:

Was plannning to plumb it to the sump of my display aquarium using a overflow box from Cleartides. Lighting have two options a 165w black box or Kessil 150w?

Can any one see and potential problems? Quotes for aquariums in the size and I wanted it shallow were in the hundreds...
 
Interestingly on other sites the same tank is listed as 4mm glass.... hope it's the later!
 
I'm thinking the exact same thing which has led me to your post. Did you ever go through with this? If so did it work well?
 

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