Need A New Cabinent Stand

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Recently moved and I have no good sturdy place to put my fluval evo 13.5g tank. I am looking for a cabinent stand in particular, but I was actually hoping to put a 10 gallon tank hidden inside of the cabinet (a sort of quarantine or rearing tank). I am currently not able to find anything that meets this specification, and I was hoping you all had some better insights on this. I supose one could think of this as a fluval evo 13.5g tank with a 10g sump hidden inside the cabinent.
 
I used a couple of kitchen cabinets for my stand. Now I have a 90g DT, so I had to do some extra support inside. But for a 13g tank, the cabinet should be fine on it's own. You just need to make a top for it.

The set up without the doors.

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That's a 90g at the left, a 20g temporary holding tank in the middle (for new wild collected livestock) and a 16g Rock Flower Anemone breeding tank on the right.

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