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I recently purchased a 90 gallon aquarium and want to use it as a
partial room divider between my living and dining areas. My question is, do I need to give any consideration to load weight on my floor joists. My tank is only 18 inches wide and the proposed location of the tank runs parallel with the joists so it is possible it could be above only one joist when it is set up. |
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