glass tops

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there's probably more stuff out there too

Another quick and cheap option is to use a 4 inch piece of packing tape. Stick an inch to the bottom side of the glass, an inch out, fold it back on top of itself, and an inch on the top of the glass. I am using this on a 20l that sits on the bottom shelf of a rack. Works perfect due to the fact that if the handle was on top of the glass, I would not be able to fully open the lid because my hand would get between the glass and the shelf above.

Silicone a clear glass marble on for a handle. It looks nice.

Pumilo said:

Silicone a clear glass marble on for a handle. It looks nice.

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Elegant. Simple. Brilliant. Etc etc
I'm actually annoyed at myself for not thinking of that!

Jake

thats what I used to use. Or a cool bead

These work like magic:

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http://www.drsfostersmith.com/product/prod_display.cfm?pcatid=13819

Pumilo said:

Silicone a clear glass marble on for a handle. It looks nice.

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I've also used a small piece of polished rock or better yet, polished petrified wood.

Thanks guys,for the tips and links.

I used small plastic clear hooks with an adhesive backing that i picked up from lowe's. But Pumilio's petrified wood or polished stone idea makes my hooks seem kinda tacky.

I don't put a hinge on my tops at all. The hinge makes it more difficult in tight situations. Without a hinge you can just slide the front glass back over the back glass when you need to get into the tank.

Thats what I was thinking,I will silicone the back glass down and leave the front loose.

SNAKEMANVET said:

Thats what I was thinking,I will silicone the back glass down and leave the front loose.

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I would reconsider sealing down the top. Seems like it would make any future maintenance, changes, frog captures, ect. a bit more difficult if and when those times come.

agreed with random, it's gonna be a regret later on for sure. You've got plenty of options here, all will do the same thing.

Agreed. I keep them both loose when using a traditional style viv. Then I can leave the front in place and pull the back if that's what the situation requires. Or, I can pull them both.

The back glass has a small gap,big enough for ff to escape.The back glass section are also holding the mist nozzles.I guess I could run a small bead of silicone ,let dry then put glass over it.