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Can't believe the tank is still in one piece .. it's a 75 gal !

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Rimmed for the win!
 
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Can't believe the tank is still in one piece .. it's a 75 gal !

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You know, I don't know what I would say if I saw that in person haha
 
That looks like a solid wood dresser. It would be fine if it didn't... you know...
 
So it’s in front of a window…there’s a shade so shouldn’t be a huge algae issue…not sure what all the hubbub is

Also catching the corner of it when walking around that side of the bed. No biggie.

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So the hood isn't the same color as the stand, some people just like to nitpick
 
Being rimmed means that you don't need to support the entire bottom. Had racks setup where only the ends and middle were supported. Seen setups where just the sides are supported. Bottom glass doesn't have to be such as with rimless.
 
Had racks setup where only the ends and middle were supported. Seen setups where just the sides are supported.
Ends/Sides are important ..more so than the middle on a rimmed tank...
 
Ends/Sides are important ..more so than the middle on a rimmed tank...
Yes but my setup was two racks back to back so no choice but to support the middle. Was trying to imply middle needed to be supported.
 

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