It appears to be made without a brace as some of the older tanks were.Years ago I had a 125 that was made with no crossbrace.Though a little smaller than your 150 I paid three hundred bucks for it so I'd definitely say you got a good deal.
It's six feet long haha. The pics don't do it justice. This isn't my first rodeo folks lol I know how to calc gallonsMy 165g is 1/2 inch thick glass and it is double braced.
What are the dimensions? It looks to be 4 feet long, there's no way a 150 is that short and that deep it would have to be far too tall to make up for the volume
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Ya it's an oldie haha. It's probably gonna get a diy brace on it but I really don't think it's going to need one haha. Thanks I wasn't passing on it even if I threw out my back and destroyed both shoulders dragging it out of a basement with a 2 ft wide stairwell hahaIt appears to be made without a brace as some of the older tanks were.Years ago I had a 125 that was made with no crossbrace.Though a little smaller than your 150 I paid three hundred bucks for it so I'd definitely say you got a good deal.
Pic it up man! Ya they don't make tanks this sturdy anymore its a beast.I have a 180 gallon with me without any center brace. Its sitting outside in a field as it is cracked. Hail smashed the back panel. The glass is very thick and there's 2 panels on every side. If interested I'll get some pics
Drawing up plans for a DIY brace haha. Honestly though....I'd swim in this thing with no worries. It's built like a brick ****houseThat's a good score - but, it's a scary tank - I would never have anything like that without a brace - even if it was built without one. I'd put one on. Why risk it, right?
I'm 12 states away in Colorado right now but I believe it was 72x18x28.Awesome pick up! Very interesting tank. What are the dimensions?