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![]() Depending on your setup, you need enough room to service your plumbing.
With a tank that size I'd recommend you leave at least enough room to get your arms around and down the back. With my last 6' 125g I didn't leave enough room to clean the back glass with a mag float. When I splashed water down the back, I couldn't clean off the streaks |
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![]() back of the tank is black so thats not a problem lol and its going to be in the middle of the house, kinda in between the big bay window and the patio door so it will have the front and both ends open to view.
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I had a velcro backdrop on that last tank and it was a pain to clean the back ![]() |
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![]() i slid my 175g tank stand and sump i "cheat" a bit the stand has a floor and the whole thing sits on 3/4" ply. i will be doing the same with the 270g when the time comes
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![]() Mine is black vinyl so apart from it peeling off (which if it was applied correctly wont happen) then i wont need to worry about it other than build up of coraline which is fine for me.
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