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As far as the silicone, you can buy "aquarium silicone" which is super-sticky so that it can adhere to the sides of the glass at most pet shops. Acrylic shelves can be purchased (and cut for free) at Lowes or similar. Don't forget to measure the inside dimensions of the tank, since it's really hard to cut it yourself once you get it home. If you look in the thread titled something like "your set-up" you can see a bunch of really interesting ideas on how to make tanks have more total space. How many mice are in the 3ft tank, and how tall is it?
 

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the tank is 38inch long, 18inch high, and 14inch deep :)
theres no mice in there yet. been buying lots of toys n stuff for it first.i bought the mice the other day but they are in converted tubs at the minute so they are easier to handle as they are babies :) but once the tank is set up the mice will be goin in there :)

thanks for all the advice :)
 

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I found a punk-trash band? Also not sure about HA6, but I am finding All-Glass brand Silicone Aquarium Sealant. It's waterproof, non-porous, doesn't come back off (unless you're trying really hard) and as easy to use as caulk.

Realized the Post your Setup thread is 25pgs long (!), so here are the pages that show tanks with extra levels: viewtopic.php?f=14&t=78&start=30 (there's another just like this, pre-made)
viewtopic.php?f=14&t=78&start=50
viewtopic.php?f=14&t=78&start=140
viewtopic.php?f=14&t=78&start=210
viewtopic.php?f=14&t=78&start=220

Hoo! It seems like the general consensus is to use triangle shapes in the corners with a ledge to hold in the bedding. Now you've got me wondering why I haven't done this, since it's obviously such a great idea.l
 
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