So growing up I was taught:
black trim on a tank= built to handle water pressure aka fish tank.
wood trim on a tank=not built to handle water pressure aka reptile tank, don't fill with water.
Is this still true?
I see a lot of used aquariums for sale on cregslist with wood trim that I shy away from thinking they aren't built to handle water pressure, and being large 100+g tanks I don't' want to buy one that' going to burst when filled because its not built to take the water pressure and leave me with a giant nightmarish mess!
Do any of you have wood trimmed fish tanks (large tanks)? How long have they been running? No bowing/leaks?
black trim on a tank= built to handle water pressure aka fish tank.
wood trim on a tank=not built to handle water pressure aka reptile tank, don't fill with water.
Is this still true?
I see a lot of used aquariums for sale on cregslist with wood trim that I shy away from thinking they aren't built to handle water pressure, and being large 100+g tanks I don't' want to buy one that' going to burst when filled because its not built to take the water pressure and leave me with a giant nightmarish mess!
Do any of you have wood trimmed fish tanks (large tanks)? How long have they been running? No bowing/leaks?