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03-20-2007, 08:57 AM
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my first tank was a 120g (on the second floor of an 80year old home). It was, imo an awesome tank. If I had kept it running longer (I tried to upgrade to a 320g and failed) it would have grown out amazingly I think.
I think I did so well because the tank size helped to buffer any mistakes I did... 
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03-20-2007, 02:51 PM
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I believe the biggest tank you can get away with, is a 230, mainly for the fact that it weighs about 3400 lbs, and apparently according to some framers I know you shouldn't excceede 300lbs/Sqrft....and the 230 sits at like 289lbs/sqrft.....But thats just been what I have been told! Not sure if it's true or not!
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