kolakao155
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Tagging along guys...thumbs up
Could you please describe the frame you are using for the base? It appears from the pictures to be a type of light aluminum with plastic connectors. I am concerned that this would not have the strength or lateral stability to hold up a filled tank.
Dave.M
Dino,
Why did you put the overflow in the position you chose? Why not in a corner or along the back for example.
Beautiful, detailed build so far. I love the minimalist aquascaping plan. Look forward to seeing it come together.
Dino,
Excellent explanation! I love to look at my tank from the side to get a "long" look down the length of tank. I look forward to your next update.
Great looking build! This is an inspiration to many of us.
Thanks for sharing
I like you design inspiration. It is nice to see people doing something "outside the box"!
That looks GREAT! Your overflow is going to simply "vanish" into the scape. Outstanding work
Neat "eurostyle" mate, tagging along!
This is the flimsiest tank stand by far that I've ever seen.
I hope your reinforcements plans are something spectacular because from where I'm sitting this tank is going down for sure.
There is also a very high risk of the bottom cracking because the bottom plate is to thin and will bend as well as the support.
I'd hate to see your floors and tank get ruined because of something that looks like an awful stand.
Loving that overflow. I was doubtful at first but now that I see the rock on it, it looks great! Very clean aquascape. :beer:
Wow, Very nice setup! Excited for what is to come
Wow, looking great. Love the aquascape.
Looking great. I was worried about the overflow looking unnatural, but you have tied it into the rock scape very well.