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Last Sunday my 15 column started leaking from the top. I think the silicon between. The canopy and the tank has worn away. So I took a few hours and took down the tank, housed the 4 fish, 2 of maybe 6 rocks, my 2 Anubias, and 1 amazon sword plant, and some of the gravel from the 15 and put it in...

Oh don't worry I will!

If the person ever replies to me with pictures and all! Plus I told them it'd be about 2 weeks before I could get them. If they still have them, which they've been on Craigslist for about a month, then I'm for sure getting them.

Just look at this.... 3 tanks and the stands, 250 obo

Gimme plz

Well almost everyone here will tell you that it's the way to go. For 25-32 bucks its a must have for a fish keeper. Plus it's accurate like 95% of the time!

Oh okay I see then! Well then all of the luck to you! Let us know how it all plays out!

No I was saying that if you got a pond started, there are many different pond equipment items to choose from so that doesn't happen.

Oh boy.....

Hey I have a question... If its not to personal. You said "us kids here" How old are you exactly? I'm just asking because I've never heard of a kid trying to get a 6 ft tank pieces out, build it themselves and do it correctly lol.

PLUS at my friends house they have a pond setup and they also have 2 cats and 4 dogs. The dogs swim in the pond from time to time...

They wouldn't need to come inside there is equipment for cold months to heat the water up. And things that break the ice.

And make sure your floor can support at least 1200 pounds! Water is 8 lbs per gallons. 135 x 8 is 1080. When you add substrate and deco. It adds up!

Well that's all up to you! Just make sure you get the goldfish out of that small tank... They are not liking that! Whoops sorry!!!

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Out like a panty hose over them or something! Haha rig it up:)

Yes actually I agree because that's about 1500+ pounds with everything for the tank.

That wouldn't work for a stand my man... You would be way better off just getting the measurements you need and carrying it to a hardware store, getting some 2 x 4's cut and then some wood screws and someone with a drill and the right bits.

I wouldn't think 400 gallons is necessarily needed for 6 goldies :p I mean it wouldn't hurt one but they would love the room. I'd say at most 200-250. But he could add more with 400.

There is a picture of my Cory eggs. That's at the top of my two foot tall tank.

Yeah but if he adds that into his dimensions the tank will be 400 gallons

Man you should of just went to tractor farm supply and got black diamond blasting sand... Buying sand specifically made for aquariums is more expensive! This way gets you way more sand way cheaper.

Yeah use aqadvisor.

That build is about 70 gallons though so maybe for the width go ahead and do 2ft. So 3'x2'x2'

Now you can do a 3' long x 1'-1/2" wide x 2' height. I think that would work also. It's shorter but taller.