Two ten gallon tanks into one

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  1. fettreduziert

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    Is there a way to use two ten gallon tanks to make one big tank?
     
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  3. cprlcapt91

    cprlcapt91 New Member

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    there is, but it might be easier to just make a new tank yourself. you would need to first separate one side from each tank(rremove the glass), and then figure out a way to connect the 2 tanks together, without leaving any gap in between....
     
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  5. jagjm

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    You could also look at stacking the two on top of each other. Just invert one and hinge them on the back. I've never done it before but have seen a couple of tanks like it. if your looking for a taller tank that is.
     
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  7. Spot

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    I think Klik did combine 2 10 gallons together. I believe he put one on top of the other. Why don't you ask him if he doesn't catch this thread.
     
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  9. napolean951

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    I think it would just be easier to build yourself a custom new enclosure. Turning Two tanks into one could be a real chore.
     
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  11. fettreduziert

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    I'm actually looking for a somewhat cheap way to make a longer tank for my BP, but thank you guys.
     
  12. LeoMaster3012

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    take the left side off of one and the right off the other and put them together somehow
     
  13. Prttyhtmchn

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    Unless you like to display your animals, Rubbermaid & Sterlite tubs are always an option. I currently have my ball pythons in separate 74 qt. Sterlite tubs. They measure about 44x20x6.5 inches, & ran me about $12.99 each at Target. Of course, this is no way to display your ball python, but it tends to make the best use of space, & it's much easier to keep clean. Good luck w/ your enclosure. :p
    -Prttyhtmchn
     
  14. KLiK

    KLiK Well-Known Member

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    i did that for my cresties heres the end product
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  15. Advent

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    Supplies:
    Razorblade, silicone cauking material.

    Pretty self explanatory.
     

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