T. Shanjing Enclosure

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Made from an old TV set:

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Good idea!
A piece of wood to hide the silicone would be better again.
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nope no cats and i wont be getting any.

i really hope to be installing a sliding glass door soon that will hopefully hide my poor caulking skills. (right now i have a large peice of plexi that i put in and take out when i need to get into the tank.) w
 
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