get an L bracket and affix it to a stud in the wall and to the stand such that the stand is level. I would mostly drain the tank before attempting this.
First, take it easy we're here to discuss fish not attack each other. Second, his tank would actually need to be against the wall to be on the tack strip; if it is then you are right, but I doubt it is actually sitting on the tac strip that wouldn't leave any room for any filter lines or anything comging out the rear of the tank.. Third, bracketing to the wall is always a good idea it helps prevent kids, dogs, adults from knocking the tank over.Boomr99 said:NOOOOO !!!
tannable75, don't give advice if you don't know what the heck your talking about!
That was not meant as an attack, just trying to warn the OP against bad advice.tannable75 said:First, take it easy we're here to discuss fish not attack each other. Second, his tank would actually need to be against the wall to be on the tack strip; if it is then you are right, but I doubt it is actually sitting on the tac strip that wouldn't leave any room for any filter lines or anything comging out the rear of the tank.. Third, bracketing to the wall is always a good idea it helps prevent kids, dogs, adults from knocking the tank over.Boomr99 said:NOOOOO !!!
tannable75, don't give advice if you don't know what the heck your talking about!
Lastly, fightingfish, how about a picture for better diagnosis?
Where in my post did I call anybody a name??? I said he gave terrible advice (which he did) and he doesn't know what he's talking about (which is very apparant.)khaki said:i agree with tannable75.
Boomr99 we are not here to call other names but to give help eachother out.