mortar blocks and 2x4's are the only way I feel safe racking larger tanks, and its fairly cost effective, especially if someone misplaces a large quantity of bricks ;). You definitely dont want to rely on particle board shelving. I have a call in to my painter fishhead friend for advice sealing ...

Im working on putting an 8x3 tank in my 9 x 13 space, and let me tell you im jealous of that extra square footage. My last fishroom was probably 20 x 25 and had a lot of large tanks and not many racks, just a hodge podge. For small cats I would lean towards 30 gallon tanks on the top of a rack with ...

I just needed to go look at some running setups. Are there any reasons not to use quarantined, clean feeder goldfish in a tank like this?

I have an 85 gallon wet dry sump that goes underneath a 360 I just got for my 20" Shovelnose and a similar size Softshell Turtle, as well as a few largish cichlids. So far these two have been raised on cichlid sticks, and it has cost the Tiger its coloration, having gone xanthochromic without a more ...