Is this starphire glass?

[Mike N]

I'm pretty sure I know the answer already, but I just want some confirmation...

 

[Mike N]

blue edge = starphire
green edge = clear

Is that true? The long sides of the tank are definitely starphire, blue edges. The end of the peninsula is that is shown here and it appears to be green and not blue.

 

[Icemam457]

do you know who the maker is of the tank

 

[Katrina71]

I like the nice thick glass. I'd love this in a 29 gallon.

 

[Mike N]

do you know who the maker is of the tank

Yeah, its a glasscages build. Tank is 96" x 31.5" x 30.5"

 

[Mike N]

Here is one of the edges of a panel that is for sure starphire/low iron glass:

Big difference, yeah?

EDIT: I just realized what happened. They put the low iron panel on the overflow end

 

[FLSharkvictim]

WHO IS THE MFG OF THE TANK MATE?

 

[KJAG]

WHO IS THE MFG OF THE TANK MATE?

Believe he answered that.

 

[KJAG]

Is the second photo resultant from maybe a lighting effect and not truly representative of the actual color of that pane? Starphire is more of a light clear/aquamarine/cyan look as opposed to a dark green of regular glass. I've never seen starphire that dark as in the second pic.

 

[Mike N]

WHO IS THE MFG OF THE TANK MATE?

Tank was built by glasscages.com. I wish I would have researched them more before pulling the trigger. Their customer service is AWFUL.

 

[Mike N]

Is the second photo resultant from maybe a lighting effect and not truly representative of the actual color of that pane? Starphire is more of a light clear/aquamarine/cyan look as opposed to a dark green of regular glass. I've never seen starphire that dark as in the second pic.

Well, this isn't really starphire, but "low-iron-glass" maybe its slightly different than actual starphire. The long panels are definitely clearer and have the blue edges. The end panel is the only one in the entire tank with a green color on the edge.