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Simplify display issues and better utilize your valuable floor space with the Titan Eze aquarium stand for fish, reptiles, amphibians, and small animals. This fully knockdown, powder-coated-steel aquarium stand is available in most popular sizes – ranging from 10 to 75 gallons. Preferred by many for its ready-and-easy assembly – no tools required.
TitanEze is the only fully knock-down aquarium stand in the pet industry.
Kristy Weatherall
Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2025
This stand fits two fish tanks but the lower in is very low it’s hard to clean the tank and access the fish but it works well, I bought a second one to not use the lower half.
Dean
Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2025
I'm normally a cinderblocks and 2x4 type of guy for my stands, but I picked up a few 29 gallon tanks @ 50% off, and this thing holds them perfectly, it doesn't feel like it will tip either. I have 2x 29's on this thing for only 75 bucks, can't beat it
Jutta Pitman
Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2025
I own a total of three of these aquarium stands and I am very happy with them. Two of them hold a 29 gallon aquarium on the bottom and a 20 gallon long on top without any issues. I use them as room dividers. The third on is holding two 29 gallon aquariums. I have had these stands for two years + and would purchase again. They are easy to assemble or take apart and no tools are needed.
Priyan Raj
Reviewed in Canada on September 9, 2024
Fits my 30 Gallon tank perfectly.
Michael I
Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2024
This was quick and easy to assemble. I have two of these, one for a 20 gallon long and one for a 29 gallon aquarium.I am not worried about the stand holding the filled (with water/gravel/rocks/plants/other occupants) aquarium. That said I have a flat level surface that the stands sit on and no worries about children or large pets bumping into these stands. If I did have worries about these being bumped into I would probably go with a more sturdy (and much more expensive) stand and I would probably want it attached to the wall to discourage tipping.The stands have no leveling feet built in and they don't claim to. This is not an issue for me but for those that need such take note.Some have noted that the plastic caps that cover the top of the corners are easily bumped off. I would agree as they just sit in the corner (no pressure required to push them in) but my solution to this is as follows: Don't bump into the tank. They don't just fall off from walking near the tank as they do sit into the corner (about a 1/2" lip). If it gets knocked off pick it up and put it back on. If it really is an issue a dab of silicon or just about anything else could be used to fix it in place.Could they add adjustable feet? Yes, but it would up the price and not everyone needs this. Could they make this out of a thicker material? Yes, but once again it would up the price (and the weight) and not everyone needs this.
Ames in the West
Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2023
I really want to love this tank stand. It looks good, was easy to assemble, and was the right size for my aquariums. I love that it can hold two tanks, which is a huge space saver and what I received was pretty much exactly what I wanted. But I have a few issues.First off, I noticed as soon as I received the package that it states "holds 20 gal. tank." Huh?? The listing here on Amazon clearly states that it can hold 29 gal. tanks. The picture on the box even shows it holding a 29 gal. So which is it? Is it only meant for 20 gal longs or is it safe to use with 29 gal tanks?? This is a huge issue because I intend to use it with two 29 gal tanks. That's 500 lbs of water/substrate, and almost 60 gallons of water. If the stand were to fail, it could possibly do thousands of dollars worth of damage to my home!! Not to mention my poor fish, whom I love dearly. The manufacturer needs to be explicitly clear about which tanks these stands are rated. I have been losing sleep thinking my tanks could crash down at any time.This takes me to my next point. The stand very clearly has a bow in it, I can see a gap under both of my tanks in the middle. (Please see my pictures.) Is this because the stand is going to fail?? I have no idea. I spent $80 on this stand, and the listing said it could be used with 29 gal tanks. Now I'm starting to doubt that and it's making me extremely nervous.And finally, the bars which the tanks rest on seems to be only welded on two sides. I'm not a welder so I don't really know how much structural stability welding all four sides would provide, but it did make me raise my eyebrow when I was putting the stand together. I would definitely feel better if it was welded all the way around instead of just on two sides. Again, this is making me nervous about the structural integrity of this stand.I would love if the manufacturer could reach out to me to clarify these issues. I would be happy to amend my review with any information they provide because I really do like the stand otherwise. Until then I will have to only give it 3 stars. Please, use your own judgment when purchasing.
Kevin Mckay
Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2022
Looked a little flimsy and I was skeptical but I have 2 20 gallons on it and it's solid. I have the decorative part turned towards the back and it looks really clean and minimalist.
Michaelle Norton
Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2022
Stand is easy to assemble. I set it up and put the tanks on and got them filled with water. I was putting the filters on and noticed that the stand was wobbly. The floor is level and I made sure I had the stand assembled correctly. I ended up taking out the water out of the tanks and taking the whole thing down. My fear was that I would end up with 60 gallons of water iny house. This tank is supposed to hold 2 tanks of the same size. Very disappointed and several hours of wasted time.
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on December 10, 2022
I was looking for a way to stack my 20 gallon terrarium. This fits them perfectly. It’s a bit delicate wiggly once build, but with the terrariums it isn’t a problem. It looks great. We’re happy
Michael St Amand
Reviewed in Canada on January 4, 2021
Good quality and easy to assemble.
Sandi
Reviewed in Canada on August 27, 2020
Great stand. Just fits a 20 long and sturdy. Assembly is simple.
T.H.
Reviewed in Canada on May 18, 2020
I bought this for my 30gallon aquarium. It fits perfect and is fairly sturdy. Because I have a hanging filter, it doesnt sit flush against the wall and makes me a little nervous as it wobbles when pushed. My cat has jumped on it multiple times already and it hasn't fallen. Overall the aquarium stand looks great and I would definitely recommend it. I'll be looking for alternatives filters, but for now, I'm extremely content.
Pamela Vinson
Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2014
I like this stand very much..It is a bit prettier than most iron stands. It was not very easy to put together in spite of how easy it looks.. The stand had to be taken apart and then put back together again in order for all the parts to line up correctly..So if it does not line up dont get discouraged like I did.... take your time and take it apart and try to put it together in a different order. Hope this helps....I like the stand and It holds a 20 gal long tank and It seems sturdy enough to hold another size tank on the bottom... however I am going to have to place a very thick board on the bottom for the stand to sit on. but other than that It is a good stand and does what it says..
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