cracked

Could really use some advise on my acrylic tank. Take a look at the pics. The top (euro brace) has some upward bow to it and always has. I do NOT run lights on this tank. I bought it used, and it's been up and running for over a year now. It is 180 gallons, Clarity Plus... Tonight came home...

So a guy is selling a 300 gallon tank that is cracked and can only hold water about halfway up. I realize this question is probably too broad, so hopefully you all can help me feel my way through this. To the point, how difficult and/or expensive should I expect repairing it to be? Thanks...

I have a 40b that has a massive crack that has spread along the bottom of the tank. I tried to remove the trim, thinking a razor blade could get between the panes and separate them. I was wrong. I would like to get it into the trash/recycle asap but I don't want to hit it with a hammer, in fear...

I had just pulled this tank out of my barn for an old friend of mine, and once we get it up in the truck we see the 10" crack in one of the long panels. After he saw that he lost hope in the tank is there any hope left for this old tank or is it now just a terrarium? Sent from my iPad using...

looking for someone/place that can replace a panel(short end) of a cracked tank. thinking about diy-ng , but would rather have an expert do it to be safe than sorry.