It's too late for you, but it's not too late for others to learn from your mistake (note: i've made the same mistakes in this matter).
You should have finished the drywall, painting, and trim before moving more tanks into the room. Dealing with moving tanks in order to paint and stuff sucks. Once you have a fishroom set up, it's not something you can easily rearrange. Eventually you'll get tired of looking at those ugly walls. A fishroom needs to be a place to relax, and those walls are a big, constant, reminder that you need to finish the room.
When you paint now, you'll have to cover the tanks and/or use non-VOC paint if you don't move everything out of the room to make finishing it easier.
You also need to start building stands now before that problem gets more out of hand. That would also give you more room because you could then stack your Herp tanks and your growout tanks. Building your own stands also allows you to have all of the tanks at consistent heights.
The tanks themselves look good though.
You should have finished the drywall, painting, and trim before moving more tanks into the room. Dealing with moving tanks in order to paint and stuff sucks. Once you have a fishroom set up, it's not something you can easily rearrange. Eventually you'll get tired of looking at those ugly walls. A fishroom needs to be a place to relax, and those walls are a big, constant, reminder that you need to finish the room.
When you paint now, you'll have to cover the tanks and/or use non-VOC paint if you don't move everything out of the room to make finishing it easier.
You also need to start building stands now before that problem gets more out of hand. That would also give you more room because you could then stack your Herp tanks and your growout tanks. Building your own stands also allows you to have all of the tanks at consistent heights.
The tanks themselves look good though.
