Thanks! That stand is normally $100 or more.looks good, great score on the stand. Love me some Amazon!
Yea understand that and I'm aware of it. The thing is the tank is really small and it only overhangs 1 cm or 2 barely.I'd be a little wary with the tank overhanging the stand, even by a little bit, especially with a rimless tank. You might want to get a small piece of plywood and paint it to match, so that the glass isn't having stress points where it overhangs the wood edges.
It doesn't matter if it hangs over by a little or a lot. The bottom of your tank is set inside the sides, so if you are supporting the tank only from 1cm inside the edges, all of the weight of the tank is now on those bottom seams. It may not be a huge amount of weight with a tank that size, but I wouldn't take a chance with it - plywood is cheapThe thing is the tank is really small and it only overhangs 1 cm or 2 barely.
Thanks man. Appreciate it.Nice to see you back with a tank! It should turn out as nice as your last one.![]()
Got it. I'll get my butt to Home Depot. Lol.It doesn't matter if it hangs over by a little or a lot. The bottom of your tank is set inside the sides, so if you are supporting the tank only from 1cm inside the edges, all of the weight of the tank is now on those bottom seams. It may not be a huge amount of weight with a tank that size, but I wouldn't take a chance with it - plywood is cheap![]()
Thanks!That's a nice setup, but why are you going with hardscape that will utilize the height of the tank?
The light is an Exoexotic ecopico led arm.i got it from thatpetplace.com but any of the big name fish stores online sell it. Including amazon.Where did you get that light stand from?
oh cool! thanks for the advice... was thinking about what would be good as far as a low-light foreground. not much to pick from.So far so good.An undemanding foreground plant would be DHG, maybe UG. Both need low-moderate lighting. What kind of moss is that?
mostly just java, maybe a little xmas mixed in there. On the smaller stone on the right side, is fissidens fontanus, which by the way has really grown in nicely and is attached firmly to my stones. I added some more moss so Im going to give it a few more weeks until I had water.What kind of moss is that?