Personally the steel looks a little thin for most tank's I've seen of that size. you also may need to put something under the feed to spread the weight as it's very narrow on to the flooring.
Keeping tabs on this link for sure! Keep us updated, can't wait. Bet you can't either! Its very early days, but have you got plans? Surely you have, do share!
2 oscars to start with but if theres aggresion one will go
4 severums most likely Heros Notatus
6 blue acaras
6 Geophagus topajos
8 Mesonauta festivus.
omg just got a call saying the glass will be here today
ours isnt going to have the two cupboards on either end because there isnt enough space where the tanks going.
how does the stocking sound?
im like a child
I dont think this is going to be much use now, but when I had my steel frame built, I made sure it did not have those load point legs. I dont know why standard aquarium steel frames have these legs. Would it not be better to have no feet, but the lower frame distribute the weight better?
Just an example of mine which carries ~420 US gallon:
yeah i dont really get why they have those legs either, much more pressure on a smaller point. i trust what he's doing after seeing some of his builds but i would of had a flat base like yours
the finished article will look good 250g for something so long? must be having small dimensions apart from the length as mines more than that and is 6ft?