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Aquarium Advice Addict
Join Date: Nov 2006
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Cannister Filter Placement/Hiding
I am half moved into my new home and I may not be able to use my stand due to space restrictions. I have a new dresser. It will hold my 55-gallon tank without a problem, but it's not like my actual stand that is hollow in the back to run the tubes. I'd prefer no to put the filter on the side in the open. Does anyone have any suggestions?
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Aquarium Advice FINatic
Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Washington State
Posts: 623
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Cut a hole in the back of the dresser to run the tubes. Usually it is just a thin piece of plywood for the backing.
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I would do that, but this is a nice piece of furniture, made of solid wood. You don't find pieces like this very often anymore. I think I've decided on off centering the bed in my room for my tank to fit against another wall with the old stand.
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Join Date: Jan 2008
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If there is room you could angle the dresser against a corner and use the dead space behind for the equipment. Hard to service but hidden
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Aquarium Advice FINatic
Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Washington State
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Get a small night stand with an open underside, drape a table cloth over it and put a lamp, vase, or whatever you want on the night stand. Place filter underneath neatly hidden by the tablecloth with the hoses going behind the dresser out of site.
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