Will my 2nd floor be able to hold the weight of my Red Sea reefer 350 aquarium G2?

[TbSaysNo]

hello R2R.
I am unsure if my floor will be able to hold the weight of my aquarium when water and rocks in added into it. I can for example make the table next to the aquarium shake if I put all my weight into my legs and I don't weight that much.
the house is pretty old as well.

 

[SlugSnorter]

hello R2R.
I am unsure if my floor will be able to hold the weight of my aquarium when water and rocks in added into it. I can for example make the table next to the aquarium shake if I put all my weight into my legs and I don't weight that much.
the house is pretty old as well.

uh... maybe? ask a contractor/structural engineer or something, we have no information on your house at all, and you should check with a professional who can inspect all relevant material before putting a home destroying amount of water on a floor you're not sure of.

 

[New&no clue]

I am not an engineer, but I had my RSR350 on my first floor with a basement underneath. I did put it on a supporting wall with the floor joist running perpendicular to the tank.

I luckily work for a utility and have several engineers here. I had asked one about it, and he said it was perfectly fine. But I am assuming every case is different.