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Lots out there here's another example https://oa-aquaria.co.uk/18x18x18-lhw-aquarium/

I know it's been mentioned earlier in the thread, the following demonstrates building a stand out of scafolding parts. here's what it looks like with tank and stand covered. Should add this isn't my tank!

As part of redecorating the lounge (more like rebuild) I've had the suspended wooden floor enforced, and I'm now able to have my 'dream' tank, 120x60x60cm. Which will sit in an alcove. Plan so far is to run this with a sump, the tank itself will be rimless and have an optiwhite front panel. The...

I don't think the price is actually too unreasonable if the all of the listed features are included. More details on the product range here http://www.biopod.com/compare/

Just a heads up, wonder if anyone had seen these https://charterhouse-aquatics.com/shop/aquatics/aquarium-aquariums/biopod/biopod-grand I'm sure there's plenty of potential here would be interested in your thoughts.

I guess many here will follow "The King of DIY" , but for those not here's how to do a 2000 Gallon tank. It's not so out there, maybe replace that patio door.

Wonder if anyone has given thought to a planted 'drop-off' tank. Like this one http://s774.photobucket.com/user/flofromaustria/media/Stufenbecken/20150606/DSC_2382_zpscfl1m5pn.jpg.html

Perhaps for a real test it you should coat half the aquarium glass.

Wonder if it copes with 100% immersion, might be worth offering to run a test of some sort.

As a previous customer, I just got the following

Great. Thats kind of what I thought. If only you could get an optiwhite, rimless version. Might remove the top bits, and look at a clever stand design to hide the bottom.

Hi All, I'd be interested if anyone has experience of removing the plastic surrounds from aquaria The front curved glass is a single piece with base and rear panel. Any thoughts, including "don't do it". Cheers Stuart