Can you remove the plastic trim around an aquarium?

["Kurt Sloan" <sloan_kurt at hotmail_com>]

I have  90 gallon tank and I was wondering if it is possible to remove the 
plastic trim around the bottom of the tank.  I don't see anything holding it 
there and I'm wondering if I pull it if it will come off.  Has anyone tried 
this before.  Is this needed for structural reasons or just for design and 
look.  Mine is a fake wood type trim and I would lik to have the glass only. 
  At least on the bottom of the tank.

If I can't get it off by pulling then I want to build a stand that has wood 
covering this plastic part.  The problem is that this trim sticks out far 
enough that there will be a 1/4 inch gap between the tank and the wood on 
each side.  But I want this part covered.

Thanks,

Kurt

I tried emailing this 2 times before with NetZero and it didn't go through 
so I had to get this hotmail account.  If the messages pop up later please 
disregard.
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