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There are tons of castors out there that have higher weight limits than these, you have to go beyond Rona and Canadian Tire tho to get them, and they arn't cheap. After doing a few quick searches on the net they would go for about $175-$200 a castor. The stand looks good and strong, the wheels will hold the load, but others have the point on how are you going to do the final level of the tank. Seeing that you are going to block it up now make sure the blocks are close to the wheels as that where the support is needed, but I am sure that your hubby will look after that as it is a very sound design.

I bought 1 more sponge and filled the rest with bio balls... It works great

fish_man: I would think twice about a Lion Fish in a 90gal tank, they just get to big for that size tank(15"). If you still want one then look into the dwarf lions....not as pretty but it would be happy in that size of a tank. A lion fish will eat praticaly anything it can put in its mouth so any snails or crabs will become a nice expensive snack for it They are also a high protein fish which means lots of high protein poopies which means heavy skimming and or lots of water changes. I would only go with one yellow tang but it will most likly out grow your tank also they can get to almost 8" long and they can get very territoral, they love there sea weed and will keep your tank fairly free of alge Correls can Range from $5 for some ones privite frag to upwords of $200+ for that something special that only you and the Doctor down the street have Like Rob said about the lighting for said correls some like normal lighting and some like the MH lighting, you could start off with the low light correls and slowly move up from there. And there is live rock, sometimes you can find a deal when someone is tearing down a tank and get it for $5 /lb to buying it at REG price around $10/lb. I hope I haven't scared you off a salt system they are nice and as enjoyable as your other tanks :thumbs: