Would this hold a 25 gallon rounded front aquarium?
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Depends on the dimensions. The top of stand measures approximately 30 1/2" x 12 1/2" tank. Have a 20 gallon long tank 30 1/4" x 12 1/2" and it fits well on this stand.
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I personally think it would be just fine. The top is flat, not solid, but quite sturdy. It would only be 2 1/2 inches on either side to hang off. I think you will enjoy the stand! We love it.. It's perfect for our aquarium! Hope this helps! Happy shopping!Jenn
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It should. I have a smaller version but you can adjust the feet the whole way in. I use it for my refugium on my saltwater tank.
281012
You'd have to look at the measurements of the tank. I got this for my 30 gal tank.
1267208
We use a 55 gallon but it hangs over the sides. For a better fit I would guess a 30 gallon size would better fit
771724
yes it will be.i have a 75 gallon on it currently.it's a really good standi hope this helps you
70847
It's hard to give an accurate measurment because of the bow front, but I purchased one for my 26" bow front aquarium made by Aqueon and it fit perfect. As long as yours is a 26"bow, it should be just fine, hope that helps.
967034
Mine was a great fit though I think my tank is considered 20 gallons not 27... even though your estimated side measurements are similar to mine... hope this helps :)
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I would go something a little bigger with more surface area at the base. A 20-30 gallon aquarium would work well.
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my tank is only 30 from side to side... so I think it will be to small. But I am not totally sure.
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I have the PF40, so I can't tell you anything about the PF25. I have had the PF40 on a 47G column tank and a 55G tank (barely fit the 55G). If you buy the filter rated for your tank size, it will fit. The PF25 is rated for aquariums up to 25 gallons. If you need it for a tank bigger than a 30 gallon, I'd buy a bigger filter size.
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NOOOO! The metal on this rack is very thin and the top shelf has ribbons of metal going across. It would likely tip over the entire rack. You def want to find something much sturdier for a 55 gallon fish tank. I dont think that it would even hold a 5 gallon tank! We have two plants on top of it now, and I have it bolted to the wall so it doesnt tip.
641839
I bought this stand and it fit a TEN gallon perfectly. I would look for something bigger, stronger for a 55 gallon
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I have a 55 gal. aquarium with a mid-divider. I purchased 2 glass sets. Each double sided panel set measures " 23 &#8539; Width x 9 &#8540; Depth or (11 D w/ the plastic extender added)". I added the plastic sections and custom cut the plastic extender to fit around the return filters for each division. As long as the 75 gal. model had a mid-divider with the same openings of 23 &#8539;" x 9 &#8540;" or 11 ", it should fit.
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If your tank has a glass bottom this stand is not for you. the true W measurement is 13.5 and I am afraid that the tank bottom would hang over. You are talking about 2.25 inches on each side hanging over the edge of the stand. If you have a glass bottom this stand is not for you.
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I can't answer that for certain because I only set reptile cages without water on it. What I can say is that there is only about 19 inches available from side to side between the uprights (and 22" up and down), and so a 20" tank wouldn't fit on the bottom (just the top). The stand is reasonably sturdy so I wouldn't be afraid to put a fish tank or two on it, but it wouldn't fit two standard 10's.
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Absolutely not! This is a particle board unit with a cardboard back. It is not designed to hold that sort of weight. Even if this was made of hardwood, the boards are too thin to individually offer the sort of strength you would need. It would be stronger if placed on the floor with the openings facing up, but still not strong enough to hold an aquarium. Heavy steel metal stands are typically used to hold fish tanks and when wood is used, i have seen 2 inch thick boards used (2 x 4's). This would collapse (most likely sideways) at some point under the weight.