no no no .... no tube poppage... trust me... it would be easier to make a lexan mold in the shape of the tube front than to attempt that.... mainly because of the seriously high voltage the tube holds and the potential to get a facefull of glass if it implodes 'the wrong way'.. also the glass has lead in it... not sure how well the fish would appreciate that...
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