WTB: Stand for 80 gallon tank.

[samnaz]

Been planning this one out for over a year so I’m gunna see it through...no reason I can’t plan for an additional bigger and better tank while I enjoy the lil one.

 

[Rob.B.]

Been planning this one out for over a year so I’m gunna see it through...no reason I can’t plan for an additional bigger and better tank while I enjoy the lil one.

I always make sure I buy equipment that I can rehome to a bigger tank..

Thank God I did it in this build, only thing I ate was 2 mp10’s and the stand..

Everything else I can transfer over to build 2.50 [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]

 

[Rob.B.]

Been planning this one out for over a year so I’m gunna see it through...no reason I can’t plan for an additional bigger and better tank while I enjoy the lil one.

Remember the endless possibilities...

 

[dh13134]

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This is the description from etsy.com:

Made entirely out of solid 3/4" Hickory. It started out just to use up old scrap, knotty, split, spare wood but it turned out to look fantastic! I tend to use the wood as it naturally is in nature such as knots and splits, etc. Some knots go all the way through and some rough spots are still rough. Four doors provide easy access to inside compartment for an aquarium refugium, pumps, reactors or whatever else you might want to use it for. Easy to change door handles to suit your own tastes. Drawers are drawer fronts only - non working.
Very Heavy!
Top is 26" x 54"
Base is 48" x 19 1/2"
Height is 38 3/4" (easier to view aquarium contents)