I have had my 72 gallon bow front on two bullet proof end tables for a few years. I have been eye-balling a new stand for it. What worries me is that the pre fabricated stands available for my tank are scary. What I mean is the main platform for that tank is smooth and frankly what appears no room for error. There are no retainig lips to set the the tank in for the outside or even inside. Also my concern is that it looks like it would be top heavy when the tank sets on it. My floor is the standard playwood with spars padding and carpet just like any other town-home and walking just right you can see the water move a little and that's the top heavy issue. I'm afraid the slightest pitch will cause that tank to fall. I have asked people about this issue and their reply is friction and weight keeps it sturdy. Can any of you put my mind at ease with maybe a better explaination of how it all pans out.
Also I would like to throw in that I am thrilled to see how tight knit group this forum is. I see a lot of crosstalk and helping others here. This is my second post, but reading the other threads have helped in so many ways. The activity here gives me such a warm feeling.
TIA,
Eric W.
Also I would like to throw in that I am thrilled to see how tight knit group this forum is. I see a lot of crosstalk and helping others here. This is my second post, but reading the other threads have helped in so many ways. The activity here gives me such a warm feeling.
TIA,
Eric W.
