Fits my Aqueon 20 gallon long tank perfectly.

Está bien el soporte, puse una pecera marca aqueon de 109 litros y bastante bien, no estaría de más ponerle puertas o hacerlo más atractivo a la vista

Absolutely perfect for my 20 gallon long.

Great, sturdy little stand! Works great for my 20 gallon long! And it was easy to put together so that was a plus.

This review is for the 30.7" W x 13" Inch for 20-29 Gallon Long Fish Tank Stand With Storage Shelf, Aquarium Stand With Hooks,Heavy Duty Metal Turtle Reptile Tank Stand, Easy Assemble.So up for review we have this stand listed as an aquarium/fish tank stand. This is a heavy duty metal stand made of alloy steel with a very nice black baked on enamel finish. This unit weighs in at 23 Lbs being made of good larger size tubular alloy steel with adjustable feet to ensure it's level. Considering the size of the stand I think the heavy weight of it speaks well to the sturdiness of it, this is not a chintzy flimsy stand.So the listing states it can hold up to 660 Lbs. The stand I got is for a 20 - 29 gallon tank. Doing some quick calcs, knowing a gallon of water weighs 8 Lbs.... For water weight alone we have 160 Lbs - 232 Lbs, pluse the tank weight, plus gravel/sand, lights, filters, air lines, pluse decorations.... should be well under the 660 Lbs the seller has listed it's rated for.So I have several aquariums, most of mine are 100 - 200 plus gallons. I do have some small ones I want to get set up to grow extra plants in and by cycling the water through them it helps to keep it cleaner too. And the fish I keep like to eat the plants, so I can grow backups this way. This stand is big enough for me to put 2 of them on it I think.I like the clean minimalistic industrial design of the stand and black color, it blends well with about any decor. One thing I don't see listed anywhere is what is the weight rating for the shelf? I would really like to know if I can safely put a tank on that shelf? I have a small nano 5 gallon tank I would love to put there. I'll try loading it with 5 gallons of water in a 5 gallon jug and see how it holds up, I'll update my review if there's any issue. I'll prob cut a couple nice pine boards or piece of 1 inch thick plywood that I'll stain to make a bottom shelf. And I'll prob put it on wheels! LOL.I love putting stands, shelving units... on wheels for easy moving to rearrange, clean... It's a must with my back. I may just decide to use it as a furniture stand/table/shelf unit to keep some metal collector card cases and books on too. LOL. No telling what I might do with it, I do that a lot with using items for uses other than they're listed for! LOL. If it's a good solid piece of furniture like this I get, I want to make the best use of it I can. I try my best to only get quality items that will last.So you do have to assemble this, it's not rocket science I assure you. The manufacturer did a good job of keeping it as simple as they could! Also do be careful lifting it, it's 23 Lbs, it may not sound like much but when you have a bad back it sure is! This got delivered late on a day I had been outside cutting down some nasty sticker berry bushes, I had overdone it. So I managed to get this undercover on the front step and it had to wait until I could get the dolly and move it inside.Also note... to be sure and measure your tank before ordering! Tanks come in diff sizes/dimensions from diff makers, types like low boy, breeder, standard, tall, rectangle, square.... Do not assume just because you have a 10 or 20 or 40 gallon it will be the same measurements as this stand!Regular price $62.99 per the listing I'm good with it given the quality, how heavy duty it is... but maybe watch for a sale/coupon....As always I only do honest reviews and update if needed. I hope this helps you make the best choices how to spend your $.