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I was contemplating going with this material to utilize in my future fish room and ruled it out due to the ascetics. This is absolutely brilliant and it looks so good. The best part is how much more affordable it will be and then saved funds can go for other things. Thank so much.
Back in the 60's and 70's we use to use these stands to hold 100's of record albums. We just painted the cinder blocks black and stained the edges of the 2x6's. We never loss a single album.
The fishroom looks great! I use cinder blocks and 2x4's in my fish room. You can dress it up in a lot of ways. If you don't have the ability to cut wood, you can use cloth. Pick out the material you like, cut it to size and hang it. You can nail it up or use curtain rods. I like the ease of assembly and ease of remodel. Only people who have never used them doubt their strength.
I have been in the hobby for over 30 years. I have built stands like these very often and mainly for 55 or bigger tanks. Currently have a 90 and a 40 on these now. Have never had a problem whatsoever with these. Very very strong and durable as well as very economical. Room is looking fantastic there and main focus on your fish now instead of the surroundings. Great job!
I love how this turned out!! Iv seen a lot of youtubers use these diy stands. One day when we finish our garage we want to make a stand like this. But I think you dressing it up made it look even better. Great video!
OMGOSH I can’t believe you felt you had to prove concrete blocks used for house and commercial foundations were not strong enough for a fish tank? For reals? Dude you are Golden. Room looks great.
Mahalo, that was a great video. I’ll use that concrete block stand. I was afraid of my tanks getting bumped and knocked down but that demonstration made it clear how sturdy it is. Nice touch with the face plate cover.
Love the new look Zenzo. Something people should consider if painting wood for fish rooms is using a mold killing primer like made by Zinsser, and a top coat of mildew resistant paint such as Kilz. That way, should humidity or a leaking tank ever become an issue, you have warded off a significant health threat. Thanks for the great, informative videos!
I took the time to spray paint everything black before hand and mine look fine. There are a lot of nice display ideas on Pinterest with this type of stand.
Great advice, with a simulated quake of about 4.0 on the Tazawa Scale! I just bought a 6 foot long 170 gallon than and I am building a concrete stand for it. Support every two feet should work and I will dress them up as you did, nice work Zenzo.
I grew up in Southern California. I've gone through many quakes. Never had any serious issues, even in big quakes over 7.5. My only concern if those were my tanks Is your long one. It's supported at four corners but nothing half way between. No concerns there with gravity sagging that part? It all looks great.
Lol! I saw the shaky footage I thought that was the simulation earthquake 😆. I was living in a 2nd floor apt when I experienced my first earthquake and I did not know what was causing the building to sway almost in a circular motions. My dad who is an architect explained the same thing u did about structural codes in those kind of areas and how they’re designed to have some “give” so as to not collapse so easily. 🌱🐟🐌
I realize this is old. So, who knows what this setup looks like now. Anyway, Zenzo seems concerned that the blocks are visible from the side. However, I must say with the lights & the shadows it creates, I think it looks really cool. Almost planned.
Bro! Thanks for this, Ive been rocking the block and 2x4 quad 55 stand for a couple years and I'm definately using this exact idea to spruce it up. Thanks to you and Corey!
Looks great! I have same type of stands and I painted the wood and concrete blocks with black paint and think it looks good. I have thought about possibly covering the concrete blocks with wood panels in the future.
Your aquarium inhabitants really show up better with the black facing and wall coverings- I see the fish before I see the tank, if that makes sense. Love it💕👍
The fish room definitely looks wayyy better and professional looking! Awesome video! As for the concrete blocks... Maybe you can paint them black? Just an idea.
The painted face boards do give the fish room a classy look for the camera. Not that it strictly needed to be fixed anyway. The continuous line of tanks around that corner is a definite improvement. Looks fantastic. 👍
I bought my blocks months (many) and 2x4s ago, but didn't like the look, so the 75 and the materials have sat . Now lumber is thru the roof, so i am back to making the DIy w/ blocks, I do like the fact it can be raised up to put another tank under it.
I setup a block of concrete with thick wood to display nine 5 gallon tanks and one 10 gallon tank. Very cool. Cost effective. Like the new look. Black is the best. Cheers.
I understand that. But the Home Depot only had cinder blocks that were 16 inches long. Do they make one that’s 18 inches. I don’t won’t the table for o hang over by two inches
If you're worried about the blocks getting knocked off center, take 2 by 4s or 4 by 4s and stick them running up and down inside the holes which are built into the cinder blocks. A full length board running up and down inside the hole, locks them together.
Hello Zenzo, I hope I didn't butcher the spelling of your name.. I love your videos and thanks for sharing your knowledge with us.. I've been a carpenter for 34 years now.. I noticed that you lay your boards under the tanks flat.. Over time, especially if they get wet from time to time they will start to bow.. I see several 2 x 4s laying across the span in some of your stands.. 2 x 6s , 2 x 8s , or 2 x 10s would be much better, in my opinion.. But, even if they are sealed and water proof, they will bow eventually over time.. That will lead to sections of the tank unsupported properly.. That can lead to the joints, held together with silicone, to pull apart and start leaking.. This is something that can happen over a lot of time.. It might not happen at all.. I'm just saying that you may want to think about using a quality 3/4 inch, 13 layer piece of plywood that has been sealed to be water proof.. The individual layers that are glued together will hold much more weight than you would think.. They can't bow up, down, or sideways the way that 2 x whatever Will do.. What can happen is swelling if exposed to water.. It has to be like an oak sheet of plywood with a finished surface that would be used for the exposed sides of cabinets and so on.. A 4 foot by 8 foot sheet is around $26.00 at Lowes or Home Depot.. If you properly seal the piece on all 4 ends and both sides, they will Not swell or bow in any way.. But, they have to be sealed very well.. You can use that "Flex Seal" stuff and that will make it totally water Proof, not just water resistant like most other sealers.. When your making a cabinet, you have to use a clear sealer because the wood has to show.. But you don't really care about the wood showing and using the black "Flex Seal" looks really good.. This is just my opinion, dude.. Thanks for sharing your fish keeping, breeding knowledge with all of us.. I really want to start a colony of Caudopunctatus and one of the Brichardi.. Yours are fantastic and exactly what I aspire to do with mine.. Thanks again, dude.. Peace
I currently have my axolotl tanks on a heavy duty racking system, however had I've known about these beforehand I'd have likely chosen your idea first. Great fish room by the way, very pleasing on the eye! 👍
You could just paint the concrete blocks instead of putting painted plywood over them too. I realize yours are already in place, but someone setting up a fish room with this type of stand would pre-paint the blocks before setting up the fish room. I love the way they look now BTW. Do you add a middle cinder block on tanks over a certain length? How do you decide when to add a middle support cinder block?
Hi, is there any chance that plywood will bow from the middle (or anything worse) in time or have you experienced anything negative in years with this build? Especially in case of the build when you put 2 tanks and their corners are not supported by the blocks that put all the weight on the plywood. Thank you in advance.
The only people that would doubt the strength of these stands are people that have never used one of these. They’re way sturdier than anything store bought.
That looks A Lot better! IMO,.. Curious though, are u going to add some type covering above the tanks?? the inbetween areas where lights are hung? Maybe some type of hinged door or{ even black sheets of acrylic cut to size, u could even use acrylic type hinge to be able to open to feed the fish or do maintenance or whatever u need to do}something to cover open areas keeping any light from showing anything but tanks. Anyways, your FishRoom looks more/ organised. Nice work!!
Ya if I get house I'm living currently thd basement will be turned into fish room might give them awhirle than building whole thing out of lumber room looks a lot better now enzo 👍🦈
Would you consider using a veneer plywood vs the usual construction grade plywood? I love the idea of the concrete but want to do something similar like you did but maybe with birch or maple veneer
It’s not necessary. I have mine spaced 4’ at the outside edge of each block (so roughly 37” on the inside span). I keep 36” wide tanks underneath my 75s.
All my stands are concrete block and wood. They are by far the cheapest and they are extremely strong. For larger tanks, I set cinder blocks sideways in the center as a support which also provides rigidity in case there was swaying motion. I used to live in Corona California and we had a earthquake so big that it's sloshed water out of my swimming pool like it was a bowl of soup. If you're going to have a big Quake, good emergency for drainage and good insurance is the only way to go. You can help against small Quakes, but a big one will toss tanks and homes and cars around like toys. By the way, I think the fish room looks great.
Looks great my friend, hey so I thought of doing this kind of thing in my “fish room” I only have 3 tanks right now. But maybe if you like the idea you might use it. My idea is to use rare earth magnets counter sunk into my fish rack and metal plates on the wood “dressings” that are attached with 1/4” long screws. I’ll add links and maybe you can picture it. But essentially you would have like 3/8 “ or 10mm rare earth magnets epoxy’d into pre drilled holes only deep enough to make the magenta flush with the wood, the on your doors add small plate hardware for the magnet to stick to and you can just pop them on and off and your doors/trimmings would be magnetic to the frame let me know what your think I can link some stuff to you if your interested in something like that
I believe so, if you have support columns of cinder blocks in the middle. I have 36" of space between heavier setups. For an 8' tank, maybe try two center columns for a total of 4 (spaced approximately 24" apart).
I grew up in Glendale, California. I'm 76 so I've seen a lot of earthquakes myself. After the Northridge earthquake, I moved here to Nevada. I only have one 75 gallon tank. I have a turtle. Since I rent, I would like to know about your insurance on your tanks. I it expensive? Is the deductible hugh? We have been having some earthquakes here. They aren't very big shakers, but I would like to be able to pay for whatever damage my tank would cause, if we had a big one. I enjoy your channel. Any info would be appreciated. Sincerely, Linda Harper My stand is also cinder blocks.
Hi Linda. Thank you for commenting and sharing that you enjoy my channel. As far as insurance, I think it depends on the amount of coverage and how they right it up. I believe that my policy is around $200 per year or something. I believe that the deductible is $1K.
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I don't know how people think they are unstable. These things hold up homes!
Ye
I was contemplating going with this material to utilize in my future fish room and ruled it out due to the ascetics. This is absolutely brilliant and it looks so good. The best part is how much more affordable it will be and then saved funds can go for other things. Thank so much.
Zenzo: shakes aquarium
Fish: aaaaaaaaaaahhhh!!!!!!!!!
Back in the 60's and 70's we use to use these stands to hold 100's of record albums. We just painted the cinder blocks black and stained the edges of the 2x6's. We never loss a single album.
I am glad you got the black paint on the stands. It's the little touches that make a ton of difference. The entire room looks great.
The fishroom looks great! I use cinder blocks and 2x4's in my fish room. You can dress it up in a lot of ways. If you don't have the ability to cut wood, you can use cloth. Pick out the material you like, cut it to size and hang it. You can nail it up or use curtain rods. I like the ease of assembly and ease of remodel. Only people who have never used them doubt their strength.
I'm about to start a fish room using these stands and was also thinking of using some black cloth to hide everything but the tank faces.
I have been in the hobby for over 30 years. I have built stands like these very often and mainly for 55 or bigger tanks. Currently have a 90 and a 40 on these now. Have never had a problem whatsoever with these. Very very strong and durable as well as very economical. Room is looking fantastic there and main focus on your fish now instead of the surroundings. Great job!
you could even add magnets with double sided 3m tape and use plywood to make a door for your concrete stand.
I love how this turned out!! Iv seen a lot of youtubers use these diy stands. One day when we finish our garage we want to make a stand like this. But I think you dressing it up made it look even better. Great video!
OMGOSH I can’t believe you felt you had to prove concrete blocks used for house and commercial foundations were not strong enough for a fish tank? For reals? Dude you are
Golden. Room looks great.
Mahalo, that was a great video. I’ll use that concrete block stand. I was afraid of my tanks getting bumped and knocked down but that demonstration made it clear how sturdy it is. Nice touch with the face plate cover.
Love the new look Zenzo. Something people should consider if painting wood for fish rooms is using a mold killing primer like made by Zinsser, and a top coat of mildew resistant paint such as Kilz. That way, should humidity or a leaking tank ever become an issue, you have warded off a significant health threat.
Thanks for the great, informative videos!
Cool idea to dress up the cinder blocks
I really do love the all black look. Awesome way to focus on the tanks, fish.
I had my doubts on this design until I tried it. It's super awesome and completely modular.
I like how you left the sidewalls concrete grey. That really helps with lighting . Nice fish room!
Looks dope braddah!!
I've watched like 20 videos about these types of tank stands today and yours are some of the best ones. Great inspiration, thanks!
Great information and great thing to looking this room
That t-shirt size is perfect for you.
I took the time to spray paint everything black before hand and mine look fine.
There are a lot of nice display ideas on Pinterest with this type of stand.
Great advice, with a simulated quake of about 4.0 on the Tazawa Scale!
I just bought a 6 foot long 170 gallon than and I am building a concrete stand for it. Support every two feet should work and I will dress them up as you did, nice work Zenzo.
I think your tank stands look awesome. Your fish room seems like a whole different place now. I bet u love spending time in there, relaxing. 👍☺💙
Great idea, and you did a great job
Great video. I am wondering whether a concrete slab stand can be built for 6 ft (300 gallons) aquarium with space for a ping sump at the bottom.
I grew up in Southern California. I've gone through many quakes. Never had any serious issues, even in big quakes over 7.5.
My only concern if those were my tanks Is your long one. It's supported at four corners but nothing half way between. No concerns there with gravity sagging that part? It all looks great.
Batfink All of the tanks have support at least 36” wide. 36” is the widest gap.
Batfink 36” gap at the maximum. No issues with sagging.
These tank stands are strong and sturdy ....the black panels looks great !! Good job !!
Lol! I saw the shaky footage I thought that was the simulation earthquake 😆. I was living in a 2nd floor apt when I experienced my first earthquake and I did not know what was causing the building to sway almost in a circular motions. My dad who is an architect explained the same thing u did about structural codes in those kind of areas and how they’re designed to have some “give” so as to not collapse so easily. 🌱🐟🐌
I realize this is old. So, who knows what this setup looks like now.
Anyway, Zenzo seems concerned that the blocks are visible from the side. However, I must say with the lights & the shadows it creates, I think it looks really cool. Almost planned.
I also paint the blocks, you could paint the side that are visible but it'll be hard with tanks in place. room looks great, huge difference.
Bro! Thanks for this, Ive been rocking the block and 2x4 quad 55 stand for a couple years and I'm definately using this exact idea to spruce it up. Thanks to you and Corey!
I think I'd just paint the cinder blocks black but that looks pretty nice too.
Love em! Sound is so much better now!
Looks great! I have same type of stands and I painted the wood and concrete blocks with black paint and think it looks good. I have thought about possibly covering the concrete blocks with wood panels in the future.
Brilliant diy set-up...and yes it does look much better and it's cost efficient
Thank you! 😊
Great vid
Looks great have one tank on blocks & wood thoughts of making fish rack on a wall in garage
Your aquarium inhabitants really show up better with the black facing and wall coverings- I see the fish before I see the tank, if that makes sense. Love it💕👍
Awesome! Looks great
The fish room definitely looks wayyy better and professional looking! Awesome video!
As for the concrete blocks... Maybe you can paint them black? Just an idea.
You had too much fun doing the earthquake demo 😋
Great video! On another note, I'm looking for a video or guidance on how to connect two sponge filters together, one on top of another? Thx
The painted face boards do give the fish room a classy look for the camera. Not that it strictly needed to be fixed anyway.
The continuous line of tanks around that corner is a definite improvement. Looks fantastic. 👍
I bought my blocks months (many) and 2x4s ago, but didn't like the look, so the 75 and the materials have sat . Now lumber is thru the roof, so i am back to making the DIy w/ blocks, I do like the fact it can be raised up to put another tank under it.
what you did with the plywood looks really good
Looks great!!! Loved the earthquake simulation too.
Looks great!
I setup a block of concrete with thick wood to display nine 5 gallon tanks and one 10 gallon tank. Very cool. Cost effective. Like the new look. Black is the best. Cheers.
Great work , have you thought about painting the exposed sides ? Over all look is ties with the faces.
Great video and very good design in covering the block.. Good on Ya, mate..
Love the new fish room. Thanks Zenzo
Good video. The fish room looks 100 times better now, definitely my style.
Fish room looks so good!!
You've made a LUXE fish room, it really looks good. Thanks for showing how you did it without tons of money!
I want to make such an aquarium and see it someday😊🇯🇵👍
Everything looks great.I love the new look good job well done!
So u fit the lights between the wood gaps? What if the lights are too wide to fit, do you screw them to the wood up there?
Fish room looking much better now .keep up the good work
What cinder blocks did or would you use? My tank is 18 inches front to back.
I just built a 90 and 40 stands. Just used regular cheap 99 cent blocks from Lowes
I understand that. But the Home Depot only had cinder blocks that were 16 inches long. Do they make one that’s 18 inches. I don’t won’t the table for o hang over by two inches
If you're worried about the blocks getting knocked off center, take 2 by 4s or 4 by 4s and stick them running up and down inside the holes which are built into the cinder blocks. A full length board running up and down inside the hole, locks them together.
Hello Zenzo, I hope I didn't butcher the spelling of your name.. I love your videos and thanks for sharing your knowledge with us.. I've been a carpenter for 34 years now.. I noticed that you lay your boards under the tanks flat.. Over time, especially if they get wet from time to time they will start to bow.. I see several 2 x 4s laying across the span in some of your stands.. 2 x 6s , 2 x 8s , or 2 x 10s would be much better, in my opinion.. But, even if they are sealed and water proof, they will bow eventually over time.. That will lead to sections of the tank unsupported properly.. That can lead to the joints, held together with silicone, to pull apart and start leaking.. This is something that can happen over a lot of time.. It might not happen at all.. I'm just saying that you may want to think about using a quality 3/4 inch, 13 layer piece of plywood that has been sealed to be water proof.. The individual layers that are glued together will hold much more weight than you would think.. They can't bow up, down, or sideways the way that 2 x whatever Will do.. What can happen is swelling if exposed to water.. It has to be like an oak sheet of plywood with a finished surface that would be used for the exposed sides of cabinets and so on.. A 4 foot by 8 foot sheet is around $26.00 at Lowes or Home Depot.. If you properly seal the piece on all 4 ends and both sides, they will Not swell or bow in any way.. But, they have to be sealed very well.. You can use that "Flex Seal" stuff and that will make it totally water Proof, not just water resistant like most other sealers.. When your making a cabinet, you have to use a clear sealer because the wood has to show.. But you don't really care about the wood showing and using the black "Flex Seal" looks really good.. This is just my opinion, dude.. Thanks for sharing your fish keeping, breeding knowledge with all of us.. I really want to start a colony of Caudopunctatus and one of the Brichardi.. Yours are fantastic and exactly what I aspire to do with mine.. Thanks again, dude.. Peace
Huge upgrade! Love it
I currently have my axolotl tanks on a heavy duty racking system, however had I've known about these beforehand I'd have likely chosen your idea first. Great fish room by the way, very pleasing on the eye! 👍
how do you lay the blocks or wood on the wider 20in 24in wide tanks, i would mind building a rack for 2x 48x18x18 tanks for oscars
San Francisco.... t-shirts... tie-dye!
I love the new look. I paint my concrete blocks before I set them up as a stand.
thanks bcos this what i'll be doing next year 2022 Jan with my 125 gal tank
Oh yeah. Love the new look. Great job
You could just paint the concrete blocks instead of putting painted plywood over them too. I realize yours are already in place, but someone setting up a fish room with this type of stand would pre-paint the blocks before setting up the fish room.
I love the way they look now BTW.
Do you add a middle cinder block on tanks over a certain length? How do you decide when to add a middle support cinder block?
David Bowman I add a center stack if the span is greater than 36”.
Hi, is there any chance that plywood will bow from the middle (or anything worse) in time or have you experienced anything negative in years with this build? Especially in case of the build when you put 2 tanks and their corners are not supported by the blocks that put all the weight on the plywood. Thank you in advance.
I didn't think the exposed blocks looked bad, but I really like this better!
Love your channel. Can you advise me thinking of adding a 55-70 gal rimless and stand not sure where I would buy at good price.
Rimless can be tough. Ask your local shops if you have any.
How to wake up your fish? Give them a good shake! Good video as usual. Your Fishroom looks so much better now.
It really looks nice. 🙂
The only people that would doubt the strength of these stands are people that have never used one of these. They’re way sturdier than anything store bought.
That looks A Lot better! IMO,..
Curious though, are u going to add some type covering above the tanks?? the inbetween areas where lights are hung? Maybe some type of hinged door or{ even black sheets of acrylic cut to size, u could even use acrylic type hinge to be able to open to feed the fish or do maintenance or whatever u need to do}something to cover open areas keeping any light from showing anything but tanks. Anyways, your FishRoom looks more/ organised. Nice work!!
That was like a real Earthquake, LOL.
Awesome!
Any reason you can't just paint the cinder blocks and plywood before setup?
No, you absolutely could do that.
Ya if I get house I'm living currently thd basement will be turned into fish room might give them awhirle than building whole thing out of lumber room looks a lot better now enzo 👍🦈
Would you consider using a veneer plywood vs the usual construction grade plywood? I love the idea of the concrete but want to do something similar like you did but maybe with birch or maple veneer
I think it is doable if you make sure to seal the open edges to prevent any water or moisture from getting between the layers.
@@TazawaTanks Thanks for replying! Love your content! I just snagged a 125G, and 4 40 Breeders, so I've got lots of work ahead of me!
im a fan of the concrete and wood, i have 5 20 longs on a corner kitchen metal rack, its rusting
Just curious but Is it okay if a tank sticks out in the front of your stand a little bit?
Living in the Bay Area my whole life as well. I’m super worried about my new tank and stand during our next quake.
Would you put a center set of blocks in for a 75 gallon tank? 1. 2. 3. if this makes sense
It’s not necessary. I have mine spaced 4’ at the outside edge of each block (so roughly 37” on the inside span). I keep 36” wide tanks underneath my 75s.
Looks Great!!!!
All my stands are concrete block and wood. They are by far the cheapest and they are extremely strong. For larger tanks, I set cinder blocks sideways in the center as a support which also provides rigidity in case there was swaying motion. I used to live in Corona California and we had a earthquake so big that it's sloshed water out of my swimming pool like it was a bowl of soup. If you're going to have a big Quake, good emergency for drainage and good insurance is the only way to go. You can help against small Quakes, but a big one will toss tanks and homes and cars around like toys.
By the way, I think the fish room looks great.
Looks good 👍🏾
Looks great my friend, hey so I thought of doing this kind of thing in my “fish room” I only have 3 tanks right now. But maybe if you like the idea you might use it. My idea is to use rare earth magnets counter sunk into my fish rack and metal plates on the wood “dressings” that are attached with 1/4” long screws. I’ll add links and maybe you can picture it. But essentially you would have like 3/8 “ or 10mm rare earth magnets epoxy’d into pre drilled holes only deep enough to make the magenta flush with the wood, the on your doors add small plate hardware for the magnet to stick to and you can just pop them on and off and your doors/trimmings would be magnetic to the frame let me know what your think I can link some stuff to you if your interested in something like that
Yes, I think that is a good design. I have seen similar setups before.
Would these cinder blocks be able to hold a 200 gallon tank safely?
I believe so, if you have support columns of cinder blocks in the middle. I have 36" of space between heavier setups. For an 8' tank, maybe try two center columns for a total of 4 (spaced approximately 24" apart).
Looks good my man
Way better than using nails to hold doors use magnets clean no holes also cheap and last alot longer give it ago
What are dimensions of concrete blocks? Was just getting re as dy to build a wood stand.
How big is the tank below the Saulosi colony tank?
40 B
Love it love it!
Looks legit, you could've also painted all the concrete blocks black. But everything looks nice.
i have cinder blocks and plywood. I painted them.
I for real don't get people who think cinder blocks can't hold a fish tank when these things hold up cars and friggin mobile homes
Tazawa acts like he's a earthquake lol
I grew up in Glendale, California. I'm 76 so I've seen a lot of earthquakes myself. After the Northridge earthquake, I moved here to Nevada.
I only have one 75 gallon tank. I have a turtle. Since I rent, I would like to know about your insurance on your tanks. I it expensive? Is the deductible hugh? We have been having some earthquakes here. They aren't very big shakers, but I would like to be able to pay for whatever damage my tank would cause, if we had a big one.
I enjoy your channel. Any info would be appreciated.
Sincerely,
Linda Harper
My stand is also cinder blocks.
Hi Linda. Thank you for commenting and sharing that you enjoy my channel. As far as insurance, I think it depends on the amount of coverage and how they right it up. I believe that my policy is around $200 per year or something. I believe that the deductible is $1K.
@@TazawaTanks Thanks. I'll think about it. I appreciate you answering me.