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Old 05-23-2007, 08:36 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Re: Sub floors & preparing for your new aquarium

Great topic Frankie!! karma to you

This is the exact reason I did not upgrade to a 6' tank (which would have been located in our den that has wood flooring). I was afraid of floods and wood degradation so I kept my upgrade located on 4' of space that is on vinyl flooring.

A few of my concerns then were:
  • If a flood does occur, how would I clean/dry under the stand?
  • What type of damage would a flood do if the water was cleaned/dried from the floor within a few hours?
  • How much damage would saltwater spillage (normal tiny drips and spills) do to the wood floors?
  • If there were no floods, would the weight of the tank damage the floors?
  • Is there any type of tray or protective substance that could be placed between the floor and the stand?
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