Crack in a tank fixed with tape. is thatsafe for frogs?

[kissfan4ever]

ok i'm having a bad night now. 1st. sprayed 3 of my frogs with bleach :O how u ask? i have a bottle to clean up rabbit **** and i thought it was water and yes the bottle was labled lbeach.. so i rushed the 3 into my 10 galllon were a 4th frog is..very weak and not good....ik this is probably a bad idea but i have no other tank aside the cricket tank..which moving 24 large crickets is a challange. made all 3 take a bath..or a dip more like it. so i cleaned the tank the 3 frogs were in..took all the stuff n substrate out..i'm wiping the walls and as i flipped the tank i must of put it down a little too hard n a nice crack happened. i put several layers of duct tape on...like i did with my cricket tank (yeah i guess tanks hate me LOL) so how safe is this? like is it ok for months or i should be looking for a new tank ASAP??? i have a log that might cover the section. i'll attempt to post a picture if you would like. i'm having a hard time uploading to this site.

[deranged chipmunk]

Is the tape on the inside or outside? Duct tape uses some pretty nasty adhesives, so I wouldn't recommend putting it on it inside. As long as it is on the outside and no water is leaking, you should be ok for a bit. But I would still look for a new tank ASAP.


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