Hi
Afraid I can't help you much with the gecko question. I don't keep them at least not on purpose lol. Have wild ones all over the house whether I like it or not lol.
Wanted to ask about joining two aquariums to gether. How do you get them apart?? Is there a chemical that will release the silicone?? Also what do you do about the seam at the top??
I've finally started on the large terrarium that I've been planning for years.lol I'm going to use a 150 tank for the base. Decided this was the most cost effective way to do it and I already had the tank. Will add another section at the top but hate the look of the seam.
Going to locate it in the shadehouse after deliberating
on this for a long time, think ir's the best all around location. I think I'll go with a paludarium as I love my fish lol.
I'm sure someone will chime in on your gecko question,eventually lol. Noted you're new to the list. Welcome!! Haven't had a chance to check out your pix as yet
Always interesting to see what others are doing
gary

Hey! =) First of thanks for the welcome! =) Seperating the bottom sheet of glass took good old fashion hard work, I actually had to break the bottom sheet of glass to get it off, then it was just a matter of stripping the silicone off with a razor, just spayed the glass with water (used a mister) slid the razor accross and the silicone came right off, did the same with the top of the second tank, removed the black frame and stripped the silicone of the same way described above, as for the seam, 90% of the people that have seen the tank dont even notice it, it looks much like the corner seams, I just glued the tanks together and stipped the silicone after it cured, its just like art, usually the only person to notice the imperfection is the artist! LOL! (but we sure do worry about it! LOL!) I havnt posted any pics yet, but will soon, I think your idea on using a 150 is fantastic! I had/have one available to me but dont have the room for it, I live in what was called a "doll house" at the time they were built, so you can imagine how small it is, but if I could! oh yeah! Good luck with your idea, Im not the best, but if you have any questions, or get stuck somewhere while putting your tank together....two heads are better than one!