Fish tank weight

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Inglorious said:
1. What are the dimensions of your dresser, desk, and nightstand

2. Do you have any other tanks or just the 2x20g and 3g listed

3. Oddball is right(once again) cheap pressed wood is much heavier than the real thing. My step-son's cheap dresser weighs much more than my solid oak one does and mine is much bigger.

4. Depending on your room layout you should either have plenty of space or very little, it's amazing how much a little redecoration can open up free space, hence the reason for point #1. Pictures or graphical representations would be extremely helpful.
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Every single 1 of my tanks without ANY exceptions are in this room.
 
strollo22 said:
I'm saying as far as adding another tank of any significant size


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Oh no, I mean replacing the current 100g with something of more suitable dimensions. Not adding another. That would be insane.

Lol, just to make clear, this new tank I am proposing would go in place of the 100g you can see in those photos. Plus a few feet in length. I don't think I could (litterally) get a 125g into my room if kept the 100g. I would just crawl over things, their'd be no walking space.
 
Might want to remove that money tree (if it's a type of jade plant) and the pothos. Both are listed as toxic to cats. The pothos causes mouth/throat burning, drooling, trouble swallowing, and vomiting in cats. The money tree causes abdominal distress, diarrhea, and contact dermititis via the sap in the leaves. Chewing on only one or two leaves can cause adverse reactions in cats.
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Oddball said:
Might want to remove that money tree (if it's a type of jade plant) and the pothos. Both are listed as toxic to cats. The pothos causes mouth/throat burning, drooling, trouble swallowing, and vomiting in cats. The money tree causes abdominal distress, diarrhea, and contact dermititis via the sap in the leaves. Chewing on only one or two leaves can cause adverse reactions in cats.
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Oh ok but the money tree is not a type of jade plant. Its one of those common braided trees, here's a pic;

The pothos is also not within the cats reach. Its way up high. And he has access to food 24/7 and an indoor fountain in my room and a couple cat scratchers placed in most rooms in the house. He also doesn't like going up on the desk and the window perch. I would think he feels its too congested/crowded up their.

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