You spelt “off” wrong

@@flowerbloom2876 jesus, it's probably a simple typo. Don't be an ass to someone offering friendly advice.

@@pewpewcat7679 chill lmao

@@Livermytimber u chill

@@Darkdemonoflite NGL I kinda hate people like you that have a sad life. Just go to bed or something kid smh...smh

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Very good point, thank you for letting me know. I will put a warning annotation on the video.

+Leila's Zoo Great!.. Your rabbits are very cute and your dad seems like a very nice guy! :D

bruh

Coffee Sandwich Good luck! It makes for a fun project! But wear gloves when you remove the glass, I just converted another tank last weekend and got 2 cuts working with the glass. Be safe, haha!

Thanks! That's awesome, I'm glad you enjoyed it. :)

LMAO

Lyric Jacobs Thank you, it's no problem!

Thanks!

Martin Rowlands ,

Absolutely! Thanks for watching! ;)

look at around 8:30 if u look closely in the reflection you can see her tilting the glass to fit it in so to answer ur question no she did not

Thanks! I thought about doing that, I think it would make it easier for using a substrate. You could probably add a metal strip at the bottom of some sort and attach it with silicone... and then maybe the glass could go in front of the strip!

That way it would keep the substrate out of the way of the sliding door's track

Im wondering about this too... cannot find them anywhere

+Mark Mniece Thanks! The first tank we did, I'd probably say 3 hours, maybe 3 and a half! Removing the rim and getting the glass pane out is definitely the most time consuming part!

Bonventur cfinisher It was actually a tool for installing cork flooring. Odd thing we had lying around, but it worked. Maybe you could find an equivalent at a hardware store. Yeah, cutting the silicone and removing the top frame took us a good few hours on the first tank we did. It just took time before we developed out strategies. Send me a picture or post a video of your tank when you're done though, I'd love to see how it comes out! :)

+Leila's Zoo I don't know if I should try this because I'm scared I might go poo poo

That's the same question I had to ask

5:33 in video say 2.55 mm glass

TheMranonymous2012 I did.

Really the only specific item that I SPECIFICALLY recommend is the caulk, which there is a link to in the description. Everything else is going to vary depending on where you buy it and what type of tank you have.

More than that actually. I'd air it a few days to play it safe really

Haha, no. I just open his cage when I'm in my room with the door shut. I was kind of planning on letting him roam my bedroom, but he never really wanted to. I guess he likes his cage which is a good thing. :)

No! Hot glue will NOT hold. It's also not moisture-proof, which it kind of needs to be when making a reptile tank. The silicone needs to be aquarium-grade, so none of those "mold-resistant" ones (they release toxic fumes which are very poisonous to reptiles).

@@nostrobothnia Thanks! I already assembled the tank and used aquarium grade silicone!

@@maxmakesit8157 good to hear! 😊

lmao then tell me your easier way.

Lord_Paul Lol I don't use sand. It can be dangerous for bearded dragons because it can get in their orifices and some may even eat it and that can't be good.

ohh ok

Lord_Paul i use play sand depends on what you are keeping i keep saharans and ornate uromastyx

leilanihagen someone better tell all the wild bearded dragons to stop living on sand and loose substrate then. Let’s notify the government of Australia so they can remove all the dangerous natural substrate and put kitchen towels over all of Australia.

You can't do that because the UVB Bulb can't get through the glass. If you did it this way you'd have to make an entire In-cage lighting system.

@@JimBigIron oh ok thx that dose make sence ,hehe sorry 😛😛😛

No *offense* but you need grammar lessons🙄

@@JimBigIron she has the uvb in the cage any ways so I don't see what the big deal is.

@@chloewatkins3656 lol who knows, People love to try and be assholes on the internet. Good video!

Bob Surewood Pshh, sorry I'll edit the title. I agree that doesn't make sense at all. :P

Bob Surewood To let your fish outside for a walk xD

Lol!

What a stupid question. It’s for easy access for reptiles. It’s no longer considered a fish tank.

Bob Surewood For a reptile. That was a stupid question. OMG didn't know people could be so dumb. Lol 😂😂😂

Dylan Williams Yeah, this is for DIYers with tools and time on hand. It's a matter of whether you have time or money to spend I suppose.

Where did you find a 50 gallon tank with sliding glass doors for $90?

I guess if you're lazy and have money to burn, sure. But good luck finding one in a decent size for $90. Personally I'd rather make a little effort and do something myself than to blow a bunch of money because I'm afraid to get my hands dirty.