should I e worried aout y floor?

[kari]

Originally Posted by Myka

Btw, concrete is the hard stuff that steps, foundations, side walks, etc are made of. Cement is that powder stuff in a bag.

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I would use support such as a beam/posts or wall directly under any tank 50gal and up because I can't stand to see the water slushing around when someone walks by.

[adidas]

put some teleposts in the basement under the tank

[asherah]

ok i'm sared now lol
the joists are perpendicular to the tank

ok i'll hae to get someone to one and take a look i guess or get a smaller tank !

[Drock169]

All of this makes me glad I live in a concrete construction condo.

[Brent F]

Originally Posted by asherah

ok i'm sared now lol
the joists are perpendicular to the tank

ok i'll hae to get someone to one and take a look i guess or get a smaller tank !

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[asherah]

lol!

[adidas]

teleposts are only like $50 just get 2... and nail together 2 2x10's and put it across the joists where the tank is.

[asherah]

yes but like I said before my basement is completely finished
I'd have to rip out the drywall and the ceiling

[digital-audiophile]

Can you not put the tank in the basement

[mark]

Originally Posted by asherah

ok i'm sared now lol
the joists are perpendicular to the tank

ok i'll hae to get someone to one and take a look i guess or get a smaller tank !

If the joists are perpendiclar (90°) to the tank's long length you have no concerns and specially none if going against an outside wall. I've got a 145g across a few joists midway between beams and no issues.