Will this console table hold up my tank?

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As long as those little nubs on the feet could be removed (tipping hazard), it should support the weight. My only concern is that the table is only 30" tall, so it's not the most ideal viewing height, but if this works for your application, the wood should support your tank in my opinion.
 
As long as those little nubs on the feet could be removed (tipping hazard), it should support the weight. My only concern is that the table is only 30" tall, so it's not the most ideal viewing height, but if this works for your application, the wood should support your tank in my opinion.

oh, cool! I appreciate that! I'll look into the nubs... they are usually removable. Thank you

Yes it's not ideal at all... I'm considering it because It's for a planted freshwater tank where i enjoy the top down view as well and is near my bed so i can lay and enjoy them!
 

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