aquarium cabinet are specific support aquarium designs that give storage space and make the complete set aquarium seem neat. The size, form, and materials utilized in the stand will be determined by the tank’s size and quality, as well as the budget and aesthetics. Four possibilities are available:
- Repurpose:
Make use of an existing or low-cost cabinet that is robust enough to hold your aquarium.
- Purchase:
Purchase a specialized aquarium stand at the best price for you, your desire and according to your liking and matching the design of your house
- Customize:
Have a stand created and made just for your environment. It is likely to be more expensive than a recycled desk or cabinet, but it may be a better match for your area and needs.
- DIY:
Create your own stand. Because of its strength and water resistance, cabinet-grade plywood is a popular material for fish tank supports.
Factors to see while buying cabinet:
- Aquarium Weighing Scales:
The exact weight of the aquarium will be determined by the material selected. Glass tanks weigh twice as much as acrylic tanks. A 20-gallon glass aquarium weighs more than twenty-five pounds when empty, but an acrylic tank weighs half that. The actual issue arises when the tank is filled with substrate, décor, water, and fish, regardless of the material used to construct it.
- Water is a heavy substance:
Water is a heavy substance, providing more than eight pounds per gallon to your aquarium. In addition to the water, there is a substantial substrate for the bottom. When filled with water and pebbles, the weight of a 20-gallon glass tank rises from twenty-five pounds to well over two hundred pounds. Unless you have a little tank, the little bookcase against the wall is not a viable contender for an aquarium stand.