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While some tanks come with bases that are designed to support their weight, standalone tanks will need somewhere sturdy to sit. Find an empty table, bench, or another spot that will be able to hold your tank while it is full of water. 1 litre (34floz) of water weighs 1 kilogram (35oz). In a big tank, this can add up quickly to become very heavy. Make sure that your tank will be properly supported and that you won't need to move it once it's full of water. If you don't have anywhere to place your aquarium, you can purchase an aquarium stand online of from your local pet store that will be able to support the tank. Tropical fish are very sensitive to temperature and noise, so their tank should be safe from anything that might disrupt them. Place the tank in a location that won't get a lot of direct sun or wind from open windows. The tank should also be far away from any speakers that may cause harsh vibrations. Keeping the aquarium in the corner of a room should help avoid many of these potential issues. This will also reduce the chance of the tank getting knocked over by accident. Your tank will need to have a heater, a filter, and a light, which will all require a nearby electrical socket. When choosing a location for your tank, check that there are adequate power sockets nearby to avoid having to run extension cables all over the place. You should also ensure that there's no chance of any cords coming from the aquarium's heater or filter being pulled out by young children or excitable pets. Keep the cords tucked away to ensure they are always plugged in. If you have a cat or dog, they may be fascinated by the aquarium and the wildlife inside. Even though your aquarium will have a lid on it, some ambitious animals may try and get inside to catch the fish. Find somewhere to place the tank that will reduce the chances of any curious creatures from getting inside. Keeping your aquarium on a sturdy surface high off the ground will reduce the chances of pets disrupting it. If you have cats, you may also need another barricade to keep your cats from getting into the tank. Alternately, make sure there aren't any other surfaces nearby that your cat could climb or jump off of to get to the tank.

summary: Choose a sturdy benchtop or aquarium stand to support your tank. Keep the tank away from direct sunlight, cold breezes, or vibrations. Make sure there are electrical sockets nearby. Place the tank out of reach of other pets.

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The number to order their service is 1-888-777-2454. You can also try calling 1-800-DIRECTV (347-3288). If you want to upgrade your existing DIRECTV satellite receiver to a Slimline to receive HD television, call 1-800-531-5000 and say "order new equipment." You should be routed to an appropriate contact. Installing the upgraded satellite receiver is free if you already have a H20 or HR20 model of a DIRECTV HD receiver. Most satellite receivers are installed on a roof or balcony. If possible, trees and buildings should not block the receiver.

summary: Call DIRECTV to make an installation appointment for a new satellite receiver. Have the receiver installed in a location with an unblocked view of the southern sky. Install your TV card, so you can watch TV.

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Use the spines from two report covers to make your frame. Start by pulling the sliding plastic spines off the report covers. Slide one spine on each long side of the mesh or plastic canvas to make the bars of the frame. Cut to size if needed. Consider making the frame sturdier by adding a third spine on the bottom of the canvas. Look for report covers in an office supply store. Use snap frames for poster boards instead of report cover spines for a more sturdy frame. Don't bother with a frame for egg crates. Tuck the sides of the frame or the egg crate under the lip of the tank. Aim for a very snug fit. You can further secure the divider with suction cups. Attach suction cups to the frame with fishing line. Use plastic zip ties to attach them to the egg crate. You might need to cut the sides of the frame down for them to fit. Add an extra piece of plastic canvas on the outside of the frame if there is a gap between the suction cups and the sides of the tank. Do this to prevent fish from swimming through the gaps. Glue the thinnest sides of the egg crates to the tank with aquarium-safe pure silicon. Use a marker to draw a line on the outside of the tank to guide where the silicone needs to go. Then add the silicone and slide in the divider. Remove the marker with rubbing alcohol or a similar cleaning agent. Look for this silicone in pet stores, craft shops, online, or in building supply stores. Do this in a dry tank for best results.
summary: Make a frame for a plastic canvas divider. Secure the divider in the tank. Adhere egg crates to the tank with silicone.