If I placed a board on the bottom rails, could a 29 gallon tank fit on the inside of the stand as well as the top?
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No it couldn't. The tank actually sits on the stand with the tiniest bit hanging over the edges on all sides. You would need that extra space for the tank to fit and obviously you wouldn't be able to then place the tank on the bottom part of the stand. My roommates and I tried it but it was just to wide to fit.
1050383
a 20H (20 HIGH) would fit. A 20L (20 Long) would not. Doctors Foster and Smith have stands that will take 2 tanks of the same size. In many sizes. No board necessary, they are already good to go...
349665
Add long as the dimensions are the same. The top of my tank is 12 1/2 by 30 1/4.
1364882
Probably not, the standard size fits just right. You could leave it outside the cabinet for larger tanks.
500981
It would be a close. I have mine on a glass nano aquarium. There is about a 1 in or so gap
720252
I wouldn't think so. I don't have one readily available, but it would probably be to tight. No give for it to lean into the stand, and might possibly jam your box up if it got knocked at all. inside measurement of the bottom is ~ 2 and 3/4, and you want some room.
1164951
The short answer is no. The foot of the stand is two tubes that are as wide (one leg of mine is a bit wider) than the top. So if stacked, it would be very unstable and I am sure you would have it fall off one side or the other eventually. What you could do is place two small boards or a piece of plywood or rods or whatever as a platform across the top . Would not look good . Actually that is a great question and when I looked at it its too bad because if it would work, I would get another one myself. But aside from the adding a platform of some sort, would not work.
910972
This stand is built for a 10 to 20 gal tank maximum. Larger tanks would be to heavy for the weight of the stand.
1406943
I would go something a little bigger with more surface area at the base. A 20-30 gallon aquarium would work well.
1813527
I would advise not laying this on its side..if you have a stand it will fit underneath your tank..you can also sit it beside your tank..it not that big to take up that much space...but if you really are pushed for space then maybt you should invest in a HOB filter then...
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yes, it is the same width, the depth will just be a little deeper, allowing for a 75 gallon tank, which I have on there now. easy to set up. nice stand! ive had it a year, and still looks great
778115
I don't think so. It is a sturdy table for the money, but I would recommend a metal stand for your fish tank as they are designed for that kind of weight.
8918
You have a 46 gallon aquarium, be careful not to buy a lid that says 36 on it, that means it's a 36 gallon and the top wont fit yours.
248653
Yes. This stand, with a length of 45.5 inches and width of 13.5 inches, is made to accommodate the standard rectangular base 55 gallon tank dimensions of 45 inches by 13 inches. Aqueon's 55 gallon tank specs indicate that its length and width dimensions are 45.3 inches by 12.8 inches. This is certainly close enough, since the stand's beams are a good 2 inches wide.
318874
Yes it does! The tank stand looks great with my 29 gallon turtle tank. Blends well with the hardwood floors in our family room.
1054433
you can do it with 26" width space, the "l" shape brackets (to hold the slide rail) that are to be screwed to the bottom of your desk top have to be facing inward versus outward (require 29" if facing outward)
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A standard 20 lb tank stands upright inside the unit. It actually lasts quite long. I don't believe it will fit anything larger.
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yes, its very sturdy. I have a 29 gallon aquarium which is about three times the weight of your two 5 gallon aquariums. The top is 2" thick hardwood lumber. It should be more than sturdy enough for your use.