Workbench as Stand for 120 Gallon Aquarium?

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I have a rimless 120 Gallon freshwater all-in-one aquarium. 71"x24"x24". I absolutely detest the "standard" aquarium stands - they're bulky and fully enclosed normally. What is is on now is a hand built all wood bulky white stand. I'm moving and would like to move it onto something that is more open and less of a massive piece of wood. ChatGPT claims some of the workbenches from Lowes or Home Depot could handle the size and weight - anyone have experience using workbenches instead?

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I thought ~120 was 24x24x48? Not trying to be technical but the weight difference of a 120 vs 180 will matter
 

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