Glasscages

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Anyone have a Glasscages tank. anyone had any experance with these tanks.
 
I like glasscages later this month (after I bonus work wich I already know I am) I am planing to order there 810g to replace my 300g I can't wait
 
vanilla__gorilla__;472658; said:
I like glasscages later this month (after I bonus work wich I already know I am) I am planing to order there 810g to replace my 300g I can't wait

That's a really nice tank, a 12 footer. Did you know it weighs 1400 lbs. empty? Geez! Hope you have access to a forklift. LOL! Tom and crew over at glasscages build great tanks for the money. The only place I buy new tanks these days.
 
I have never heard anything bad about them. If I had a choice and money didn't matter I would buy an AGA.
 
hillbilly;473044; said:
That's a really nice tank, a 12 footer. Did you know it weighs 1400 lbs. empty? Geez! Hope you have access to a forklift. LOL! Tom and crew over at glasscages build great tanks for the money. The only place I buy new tanks these days.
no forklift but my dad has an air lift and it just going right in threw a padio door
 
On a tank that large of a foot print It shouldn't put too many more pounds per square inch on your floor than a refrigerator would. As long as it is level and on a good evenly load dispersing stand most floors should be able to handle it near a load bearing wall.

But I could be wrong (CRASH!!!!!!!):)
 
dude 1400 pounds empty. plus 8 pounds per gallon.what is that 6480 pounds of just water.then add 1400 punds. 7880 pounds.that is about 3 cars.it would never ever hold the tank on normal floors
 
forgot gravel or sand about 60 to 100 pounds.then rocks then drift wood the top.lights.pumps heater everything.dont ever be dumb and try putting that on a normal floor.
 
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