Best Place for Custom tanks?

intarsiabox · #1 11-29-2010, 01:27 AM

Is there any reason you need to have a standard dimension tank custom made? There are always 90g set ups for sale here all the time and fish stores usually have them at great prices around christmas. I got a brand new 90g tank, stand and sump for under $400.

AquaticFinatic · #2 11-29-2010, 01:37 AM

That is bow valley for sure from the address.

Magma · #3 11-29-2010, 01:57 AM

just looking for a cheap deal really, i have a 75gal that has a leak and i tried to reseal it and it didnt work so im frustrated with it and want to get another one with a better stand, sump etc.

Zoaelite · #4 11-29-2010, 02:03 AM

Want a 165g eurobraced with internal overflow, plumbing and steel stand for $550? Built by Jay @ Elite, very nice quality tank.

globaldesigns · #5 11-29-2010, 02:04 AM

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Originally Posted by zoaElite

Want a 165g eurobraced with internal overflow, plumbing and steel stand for $550? Built by Jay @ Elite, very nice quality tank.

Now that is a great deal, and would be top notch quality tank. You should consider this!!!

Zoaelite · #6 11-29-2010, 02:18 AM

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Originally Posted by globaldesigns

Now that is a great deal, and would be top notch quality tank. You should consider this!!!

I knew paying you for advertising would work out

. Haha JK, ya it's a pretty wicked price only condition is you need to bring atleast 2 other strong people with you to get it outa my house. Plumbing includes the return pump.

Magma · #7 11-29-2010, 02:09 AM

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Originally Posted by zoaElite

Want a 165g eurobraced with internal overflow, plumbing and steel stand for $550? Built by Jay @ Elite, very nice quality tank.

i would love it...only problem is i dont know if the floor would support it...

see i live on the top floor and dont have access to the bottom floor because someone lives there so i can really support the floor in the house

globaldesigns · #8 11-29-2010, 02:11 AM

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Originally Posted by Magma

i would love it...only problem is i dont know if the floor would support it...

see i live on the top floor and dont have access to the bottom floor because someone lives there so i can really support the floor in the house

I would check how the floor joices are, you may be able to do it.

I myself have my system on my top floor of my house, with not further support. you may be lucky and be able to do the same.

I am no engineer or home builder, so maybe someone can be a better help. But I had a contractor/customer come over, as I wanted to put a support in, but I didn't need it. Again, maybe you will be lucky as well.

Magma · #9 11-29-2010, 02:19 AM

only place is in our living room and right below that in the basement suit is no support at all...its there living room it has no supports but then again maybe since its an older house its actually built with 2x10's or even 2x12s not those 1.5x9.5 they use now...

edit: wife gave me a look that just screams "dont you dare"

lastlight · #10 11-29-2010, 03:33 AM

I think the new engineered floors are actually stronger than 2 x whatevers. If I didn't know exactly what was below and how strong it was I'd pass.