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Many years ago I worked with acrylic and plexiglass in a shop making display cases for Cross Pens. Use a propane torch and slowly heat up the area of the crack until it just starts to melt, it should fuse itself back together. Do not melt it to the point of being runny. I fused many pieces this way, if you do this, test the tank for leaks. Just noticed your tank is full of water, but I am pretty sure it is repairable.My tank developed these cracks over 4 months or so. I haven't seen them increase at all, but I'm not sure if I should go ahead and start looking for a new tank.
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Its an acrylic tank, it measures 48-24-18, so around 80 gallons or so.
Heres some more pics. Let me know if you need anything different.There’s definitely some crazing going on. Is the tank braced around the top? I can tell it’s an acrylic tank but it’s hard to determine where the cracks are in relation to the area of the tank. Maybe a few more pics to show where the area of the tank is that’s cracking will help determine a path forward