Can my Floors handle this?
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now i understand what you mean 12v. thanks. Well i Am going to downsize the tank but i don't see a 250 being to heavy over such a long area
Here is a way you can find how much that glass will cost you. I have the Starphire glass on my tank, and I would reccomend it if you can get it, its very nice.
http://www.glasscages.com/?sAction=ViewCat&lCatID=42
http://www.glasscages.com/?sAction=ViewCat&lCatID=42
Just use common sense. I would start by making a floor plan of your house. Detail where the structural supports are and what other furniture or applicances will be in the area. Typically along walls is the best place to put these things, but you have to accomodate for other heavy objects.
I am thinking that if you currently have a 210 gallon fish tank in your home, that a 12 foot 18 inch high tank wont be an issue. I did not read all of the pages but i think you mentioend that you currently have a 210/
I am thinking that if you currently have a 210 gallon fish tank in your home, that a 12 foot 18 inch high tank wont be an issue. I did not read all of the pages but i think you mentioend that you currently have a 210/
and if it were me i would get a ton of cinder blocks and park something heavy on it to see if the ground sags over time.
