Fish: Re: [tropical fish club] My light went on the fritz

or you use a sheet of plexiglass cheaper, less weight and easier towork with than glass.

Donna King <donnalynneking@yahoo.com> wrote:

>Auto glass places or your local lumber yard can cut glass to to the right size for you to use as a lid.
> I've had lights on top of tanks that hang over the sides and they do ok + they don't need any center support with both sides on the side of the tank. I have mine with about an 1 1/2" open in the front, I use that spot to feed and open the lids.
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>>From: Erika <effervescentbirdsong@yahoo.ca>
>> My light went on the fritz
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>>I am going to have to buy a new florescent lamp this month. My lamp was old and finally gave out. I hope I can find one to fit my fish tank. They don't make my size anymore.
>>The new thirty-five gallons have a cross bar. Mine does not.
>>I am hoping that fish store will be able to help me. I am also looking to repair my damaged condensation cover. It has been broken for too long.
>>My son offered to help with the fish tank back when I first got it. He didn't realize the glass could fall if you weren't careful. Glass when it is dropped usually breaks. Mine was no different. I use plastic bags and the two broken halves to help reduce the amount of water that is evaporated.
>>The tank would otherwise loose water too quickly.
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