Willing to let this go a bit cheaper. I paid around $180 for the tank, it's 1cm thick glass, very strong, VERY VERY heavy. Glass in the middle is about 6mm, front of the tank is very well sealed, will not leak. This has NOT been used, just dirty from being in the shed at the moment.
Would be a great tank even for a bunch of frogs, or a little turtle, or whatever you'd like. There's enough space at the front to fit a good filter which will help keep the mess down in the water if you have water dragons. A filter like this should be good:
http://www.aquaone.co.uk/filter_internal.php (Maxi102F)
There are NO lights or hood or filter included, I never got around to building a cover for the tank unfortunately. No stand either, would be suited to a fishtank stand or even just a very sturdy solid wood table.
Dimensions are 121cm long, 60cm wide and 70cm tall.
Pictures:
1. Tank from the back, looking at the area where the soil/substrate would go. I'd suggest filling this area with either pebbles/rocks, or some sort of lightweight filler, and then filling the top with the soil.
2. From the back again, with an angle.
3. From the top, showing the area for the water at the front, and the area for the substrate at the back.
4. Shows the top of the tank. There is a plastic strut, and plastic corner pieces that would hold a piece of wood cut to size quite well; for a simple 'lid'
5. Closeup, showing the hole in the bottom of the tank for the drain, and the drain tube. this screws into the hole and the tube has holes in it to help water drain out if you use plants in the top layer of the substrate. This would help keep moisture from building up and causing fungal or mold growth.
Still asking $200 for the tank, but I'll take offers. Unfortunately I can't deliver, but if you have a ute and at least two strong people you should be able to get it home, or you can book a courier to come by on a thurs-friday or saturday to pick it up.
