Diy stand + Rescued tank

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• Nov 23, 2008

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Yeah they are all going to be sitting on some styrofoam to keep heat inside the tanks anyways.

 

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• Nov 23, 2008

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The tanks with the trim on the bottom shouldn't be placed on styrofoam.

 

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• Nov 23, 2008

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God thanks , i didnt know that !! I may insulate under the plywood so , should give the same effect.

 

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• Nov 23, 2008

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wow very nice ...
maybe u could build me one =)

 

dirtydawg10

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• Nov 23, 2008

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Nice! Especially since it was free.

 

excuzzzeme

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• Nov 23, 2008

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Very nice indeed!

I would put some false doors on the front or paint a design to break up the plainness of it

 

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• Nov 23, 2008

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Nice...looks great. Free is my favorite brand.
My AGA brand oak stand for my 75G isnt that well-built.

I'll email you some fish to cycle yer tank with

 

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• Dec 6, 2008

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I love it! Free stuff is always very cool! Did you come up with a solution for the big stand? How about an old curtain(s) drawn across it? It would look nice and hide your supplies too and you could probably pick up some for free. Your filter for the last tank shown will probably work a heck of alot better than the store bought ones !!! Good going!!!