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Old 08-19-2008, 02:30 PM
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It all depends on how tall is your tank. Try to keep the width close to that, and the tank will be visually pleasing. Too tall and the tank will look narrow, too wide it will look shallow (although some people like it that way).
The maximum width depends also on the material used to make the tank, and how thick the glass or acrylic panels need to be to keep structural integrity.
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Old 08-20-2008, 02:46 AM
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The room is 10' wide by 12'-4"deep. I think 8' wide is a nice size, and I don't wont to go over 32" tall. Because its hard to reach the bottom.
At 8' wide I would be able to walk around the back and sides of the pool, ah I mean tank. I can go 36" to 60", quite easly.
The plan is to biuld a steel frame out of 1/4" angle and drop glass in or pylwood with fiberglass. I should be able to put plank on top to lay on to work in the tank. I just have to think light thoughts.
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