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Stand Fish Tank
Jul 24th
Stand Fish Tank
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70 Gallon Marine Fish Tank & Stand Setup $2,200.00 |
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NEW 75 GALLON AQUARIUM WITH FISH TANK STAND LLA9 $899.99 |
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NEW 66 GALLON AQUARIUM WITH FISH TANK STAND LLA8 $824.99 |
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NEW 58 GALLON AQUARIUM WITH FISH TANK STAND LLA7 $749.00 |
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NEW 46 GALLON AQUARIUM WITH FISH TANK STAND LLA6 $649.99 |
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125 Gallon Fish Tank Aquarium Oak Stand and Hood Extras $649.00 |
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150 Gallon Fishtank, Stand, Filters and Heater $600.00 |
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200 Gal Glass Fish Tank with stand and lights $600.00 |
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CORNER FISH TANK W/ STAND AND EXTRAS $600.00 |
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Antique 1920′s Vaseline Glass Fish Tank w/ Ornate Stand $475.00 |
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125G Fish Tank, Stand, Fluval FX5 Filter & Evereything $400.00 |
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75 Gallon Bowfront Fish Tank/Aquarium w/Stand + EXTRAS $400.00 |
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90-100 gal fish tank on wooden cabinet stand $400.00 |
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60g aquarium glass fish tank stand hood filter pump $375.00 |
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ART DECO IRON BRASS MARBLE ORNATE FISH BOWL TANK STAND $349.95 |
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72 gal oceanic bowfront tank, stand,hood complete/fish $325.00 |
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55 Gallon Fishtank /w Stand – Tons of Accessories $325.00 |
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Oceanic 33 gallon aquarium with stand – fish tank $275.00 |
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50 Gallon Corner Hexagon Fish Tank with stand $275.00 |
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210 gal glass fish tank aquarium light cover & stand $255.00 |
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Penn Plax Aquarium Tank Stand 10 Gallon $19.99 Let your tank take center stage on our contemporary Penn-Plax Tank Stand. The clean lines of this black iron stand offer a sturdy home for your aquatic display and a shelf at the bottom for a second tank.Quick and easy to assemble.Rubber feet protect your floor…. |
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Aquatic Fundamentals 50/65 Upright Gallon Aquarium Stand $109.99 State-of-the-art aquarium stands & canopies Quality aquarium furniture with moisture-resistant, powder-coat finish Sturdy aquarium stands feature metal-to-metal locking cam assembly Quality aquarium furniture lets your aquarium get the attention it deserves. Unlike “lip-only” stands that support only at the corners, these solid-top models support every square inch of your aquarium. Dense fiberboar… |
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Ameriwood 55-Gallon Aquarium Stand $139.00 48935 -Stylish Heirloom Cherry finish. -Holds most 55 gallon aquariums. -Mission style doors with attractive rail and style assembly. -Two shelves (one adjustable) behind each door. -Three center shelves (two adjustable). -Limited one year warranty…. |
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Ameriwood 29-Gallon Aquarium Stand $122.00 48635 -Stylish Heirloom Cherry finish. -Holds most 29 gallon aquariums. -Mission style doors with attractive rail and style assembly. -Two shelves (one adjustable) behind each door. -Three center shelves (two adjustable). -Limited one year warranty…. |
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Aquarium & Fish Care Tactics $3.88 “Who Else Wants To Learn The Secret Tactics For Setting Up And Maintaining A Solid Aquarium Set At Home And Get The Most Exciting Information About Aquarium & Fish Care In A Decade”You’re about to discover the most comprehensive report on aquarium and fish care you will ever read on the internet in the next five minutes…. |
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Keeping Fish – How To Safely Setup Your Own Aquarium For Hours of Peaceful Enjoyment! $2.99 … |

Aquarium Stands – Fish Tank Stands and Aquarium Furniture
A fish aquarium tank stand is designed to display a fish tank at a height that makes viewing and maintenance convenient. When setting up a fish aquarium, normaly what comes to mind first are the selection of fish and the fish tank. The selection of a fish tank stand is often an afterthought.
IMPORTANCE OF SELECTING A PROPER FISH TANK STAND
Without proper planning, aquarium owners use whatever they can find to place the fish tank. Shoe rack or desk are not suitable. They are not as strong as they seem. Neither are they asthetically pleasing to the eyes if the aquarium furniture colors are not coordinated with the house setting. Don’t let your aquarium become an eyesore with messy accessories all over the place.
Setting up an aquarium tank stand is a significant investment, so it is worthwhile to learn how to select the right stand for your aquarium.
WHEN DO YOU NEED A STAND?
Generally, fish tanks under 20 gallon can be placed on sturdy desks or shelves. However if your aquarium is heavier than 20 gallon, consider getting a dedicated aquarium stand.
CRITERIA FOR SELECTING A FISH TANK STAND
To select the right fish tank, there are two main criteria: Firstly it must safely support the fish tank. Secondly, the aquarium furniture should blend with the house setting.
1. Stand Must support the the fish tank.
The support is not only based on the size of the tank but also its filled weight. In terms of size, the length of the stand should be longer than the length of the fish tank. One of the most common errors is underestimating the weight of the tank once it is filled with water. A litre of water weighs one kilogram. In addition to the water, you’ll be adding substrate for the bottom, which is also heavy. The actual weight of aquarium also depend on the type of material used. Glass tanks are twice as heavy as acrylic tanks.
2 Aquarium furniture must blend with house setting.
Three factors contribute to the blending – the material used, the color and the design.
a. Material.
The most common materials used for the aquarium stand are wood, metal and acrylic. Let’s look at the pros and cons of each material.
WOOD
A Wooden stand is more expensive than metal or acrylic stand. It is harder to shift it around. The appearance is more pleasing. It usually comes with drawers to store accessories. Wood is suitable for heavier size tank weighing above 40 gallon or 152 liters.
METAL
Unlike wood metal get rusty. The advantages are that it is lighter and easier to shift if you want to relocate the fish tank. It is cheaper. It looks decorative with embellished iron scroll. It is suitable for small to medium size tanks (weighing 40 gallon and below).
ACRYLIC
Acrylic has the advantage of being lighter with more choice of color but it is not as sturdy as metal or wood. It is suitable for smaller size fish tanks.
b. Color
The aquarium color should match with the other furniture in the house. Treat the fish stand as if it were a piece of furniture.
b. Design
The are two types of design - open or closed. Metal fish tanks seldom come with drawers. One can improvise it by covering it with a curtain to skirt the front and sides. Wooden aquarium stands are usually closed because they have inbuilt cabinets to store fish accesssories such as filter, pumpfood, etc. It hides the messes from the guests.
WHERE TO PLACE THE STAND
Put it against the wall so that children will not accidentally knock over it. Ensure it is placed on a flat even floor. For the survival of the fish, avoid direct sunlight. The most common place to put is the living room where it can be viewed by guests and share pride of place next to the TV set.
Apply these tips and what you will have is a handsome aquarium stand whose color coordinates with your other furniture, a stand that safely support the weight of your tank, with storage space to keep the accessories and the mess out of sight.
About the Author
Kurt Rorbakken has more than one interesting site – checkout his Aquariums Saltwater Blog site and also his Saltwater Aquarium Guide. You may reprint this article, as long as you include all of the above text, About the Author box and all the links are working.
I have been given a 40 gallon fish tank and stand. I want to get some colorful fish in there. What do I need?
Are fresh water that much easier to maintain than saltwater fish? I know I need a filter, probably a heater, but I rather have someone tell me whats what instead of going to a pet store and buying way too much stuff on the advice of a salesperson.
thanks
You will need to spend more money on the equipment needed for saltwater fish. Freshwater is a great way to start out. You will obviously need fish food, water conditioning solution and a filter as well as a heater to regulate water temperature. When you buy your fish ask the person at the store what the ideal water temp and PH level of the water should be for that species of fish as well as what and how many times to feed them per day. Make sure you also buy a water thermometer to monitor water temperature. If all fails and they don’t make it turn the tank into a giant water bong!
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