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I am so impressed. I hope you don't mind if I use it for inspiration on my 120 gallon project tank I rescued from the neibours garbage

Do you know about the nitrogen cycle?

Now that it's full you should be able to just snap tha wedges off and they will break right at the stand.

Looking good Is it a new setup?

Then it should start pumping

Fill the basket on the back with water. This will prime the pump.

I was told that angels should be in odd numbers of 3 or more, and roughly the same size

Going look really nice. Do you know what your putting in it? This is my baby 90 gallon

You should try for 1/2 inch end to end. That level looks like it would be at least 3/4 inch.

Plenty level for that. How big is it

Not for me, but I'm a perfectionist.

Very Nice

Angel fish should be stocked in odd numbers of three or more. Other than that it looks like a very nice selection. You will have to post pics of the finished project. ( I know we are never really finished are we )

As long as the tank fits completely on the top surface and it will take the weight you an put the aquarium on any stand you would like. Water weighs 8 .32 pounds per gallon + the weight of the tank and substrate. I have a 30 gallon on the dresser in the bedroom and it holds it fine.

I had trouble with a fishless cycle way back when. When reading up on the subject quite a few people suggested a small peace of cooked shrimp would start the cycle as it decayed in the tank. I tried and man it's worked every time since. You only need a very small peace. Apparently a bit of your...

I just read this whole thread. Wow fluffy is a trooper I love fluffy

Just talking it out can often stir up ideas, and curb the mental block that all of us get sometimes.

Ya a 120 would be a bit scarier. The same type of fix may work on that too. Just be sure that any pressure points Arab at the ends where it's more solid.

Now just pain it black and no one will even question it. Or better still cut one for each side and it will look like part of the design

Good stuff

Not if it's just a little bit, and the surface it's sitting on is solid. You can put a foam pad of some sort under the tank if you want. That would cushion any vibration I use 2 layers of the under lay for laminate flooring then just trim the excess after the tank is on it. You don't even see it...

At the joints. They always move a little no matter how tight the bolts are. The big problem is the floor. If the back of the stand is against the wall and not moving but the front moves with the floor and the stand is say 12 inches don't to back and for the sake of argument we will say 30 inches...

The only thing I can think is to beef up the stand a bit, with either gussets on the tops of the legs ( back ones anyhow ) or close the back and maybe the sides in to stiffen it up. You will never stop it. Completely as long as the floor moves.

With the stand being completely open underneath the 4 legs would flex and amplify movement at all in the floor.

I would guess that the floor shakes as well?