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I don't know what to do about this problem. He's a lawnmower blenny and he was out of the water for at least 40 minutes. We are cycling the tank so we aren't even close to ready for a fish. The salinity is 1.023, temp is 77-78, we have about 15 pounds of live rock, and 2 powerheads, that's about...

Quote: Originally Posted by Al&Burke Hi and welcome to SWF.COM - I think as long as your sump will go through the sides of the stand you should be alright, personally I would have put a 2x6 on edge under the 2x4 on its flat side, this way your will have good access to your sump and you might...

Quote: Originally Posted by deejeff442 looks fine to me. my friend made my stand for my 250 gallon.it only has one support in the middle.not much more to it than yours. you do plan on wrapping it with plywood though right? if not i would go get metal corner braces so it dont sway. Great thanks...

I just realized I put my thread in the wrong area. I had a question as to whether or not our tank stand looks strong enough, or if there is anything we should change about it https://forums.saltwaterfish.com/t/389291/new-salt-water-tank-owners-need-opinion-on-our-tank-stand Mods, feel free to...

Another question I have. Should we worry about the structural integrity of our house, lol. Our house was built in 1950 and that wall is the load bearing wall. I'm sure it's a silly question and we have nothing to worry about, but I just want to hear what people think.

We are just starting our salt water adventure and we are just starting to gather some of the supplies. When we went to get the tank we didn't feel comfortable with the press board cabinets stapled together to hold a 1000 pound tank, more or less. We have a friend with a 75 gallon that made his...