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[codycolina707]

So I have a 150 gallon tank with a stand that came with the tank my problem is two corners aren't touching and if I shim it takes so many my whole tanks off the ground I was wondering if I could put plywood underneath the stand and shim off that the ground is really thin carpet with what feels like concert right under or I could put the plywood in between the tank and stand and shim that way rather not because the stand looks nice and wouldn't be as much of a eye sore being under the stand

 

[The Aquatic Arsenal]

You should be fine doing that. Is there trim around the top of the stand to hide the bottom of the tank? If so, you may be able to put a sheet of foam down to help level the tank out and support it at the same time.

 

[codycolina707]

You should be fine doing that. Is there trim around the top of the stand to hide the bottom of the tank? If so, you may be able to put a sheet of foam down to help level the tank out and support it at the same time.

There is trim around top of stand but its level with the top I got a yoga mat underneath the tank right now was thinking most of it was in the floor just from the front I can see a gap underneath the stand about 6 inchs enough to fit maybe 4 baseball cards so the floor is all kinds of unlevel

 

[The Aquatic Arsenal]

I would probably go with your plan of the plywood under the stand then shim it.

 

[Dierks]

I think you guys got it figured out. I shimmed under my tank stand legs to make it even as well and have had no issues at all.