8ft Divided Tanks PU Sacramento/Bay Area

[TheFishWrestler]

I have 2 glass tanks dims are 96"x12"x16" (LxWxH). One in divided into 2 sections and the other is divided into 4 sections. Each section is drilled on the back so they can all be ran together. But I currently covered them with a little silicone and piece of acrylic so I could run them with sponge filters.

Located in Sacramento, CA. But I work in the Bay Area, so I can meet up.

$110 each

 

[House 64]

Cool tanks!

On a side note, I can't believe there isn't a (visible) center support on the tank considering it's 8' long!

 

[calicichlid]

Cool tanks!

On a side note, I can't believe there isn't a (visible) center support on the tank considering it's 8' long!

Beat me to it. That is the first thing I noticed

 

[TheFishWrestler]

Thanks for your concern guys. But the tanks aren't that big that they need a center brace. I consulted my buddy who is an engineer before I built them like this.

 

[Thundaa]

can the center divider be taken off?

 

[Knowdafish]

They don't mean a center brace. They are talking about someithing in the center supporting the bottom of the tank! Cinder block missing?
8' is a long span with nothing holding it up in the middle!

 

[Omega007]

Looks ok to me.

 

[Camshaft Ramrod]

looking at that makes me nervous

 

[TheFishWrestler]

Yes the dividers can be taken out. I believe they are only siliconed in.

There is no need for center support bracing on these tanks guys.

 

[TheFishWrestler]

forgot to mention the glass is 5/8" thick That make a big difference