Tips and tricks to keep that old aquatic veteran running smoothly. Information gleaned from over 30 years of expierance in the hobby. Much of it trial and error.
240 gallon aquarium stand.
Posted 10-12-2007 at 7:28 PM by Wolf3101
This is my basic stand plan along with a few ideas my wife came up with.
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Wow, I really like this design. I would love to have a wall with 2 connected 240s or something.
GJ man.Posted 10-27-2007 at 12:10 PM by amesbien 
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That was the original plan but you need over 18 feet of wall space to make it work. hence the smaller version.
Posted 10-29-2007 at 11:11 PM by Wolf3101
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thanks for the plan ive just bought my first 6x2x2ft tank and i need something for it to stand on looks like im building it!!!
Posted 10-24-2009 at 8:41 AM by matt willis
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i am Selling beautiful cherry wood aquarium stand and canopy that can hold either a 240 gallon ( 640-822 exam 96"x24"x24") or 300 gallon (96"x24"x30") aquarium. Basically anything with a 96"x24" foot print. Both the stand and canopy are 220-601 exam custom made. It is noticeable how much effort was put into designing and building both the stand and canopy. The stand features a circuit breaker (as shown below) which allows you to switch on/off various power strips embedded inside the vcp-410 stand. Also, the canopy opens from the the front and top panels to allow for ease of access. would you but it?
Posted 11-13-2009 at 1:28 AM by rozy
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hell ya
Posted 11-16-2009 at 8:31 PM by jimolds8862
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HELLO, WAOO YOU SOLVE MY PROBLEM. but i am so sorry, i am late. i just join this forum after purchasing the expensive aquarium and it isn't so good as yours. and you tell the whole way how to do this. oooops amazing man. and the draws which you added with it is a good technique. [URL="http://http://www.toppblog.org/fish-care/tips-for-fish-care.html"]Tips for Fish Care[/URL] i appreciate your work and idea. and try to make it in the free time.
Posted 01-09-2010 at 10:59 PM by joanna25
