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Bigger tank bigger headaches
So I had a 165 gallon bow front and stand and 55 gallon sump that I bought delivered to me this morning and realized that I now need to rob a bank or 3 to support my habit. 72" long 26" at its widest 25 inches high man o man lotta work ahead of me
Anyway here is a picture just after we brought it in and I found out I am out of shape and extremely whiny as the tank weighs in at about 10 tons or so according to my body
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Are you sure its a 165? I was under the impression that bowfronts only came as either 155 or 175?
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Bow fronts are no longer made bigger than 72 gallon unless special order however you could until about a year ago get bow fronts up 260 gallons.
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Next time you have to move it, get someone to help. It's a 2 person job
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I'll take that into consideration when it comes time to put the tank on the stand thanks for the insight sir 😅
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I love those bowfront tanks! I don't know if it's just the pic, but it looks like the silicone is chewed up in the front vertical corner. If that's the case, you may want to remove the chewed up edges and re-do them.
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