Emergency rescue needed in the 209

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I have a tank with healthy fish (mated clowns, 3 fire fish, 1 sailfin tang, 3 blue damsels, 1 peppermint shrimp)
I recently discovered a lot of rust on the bolts of what turned out to be a very poor stand. I don’t feel comfortable keeping the tank running on what could be a compromised foundation. I want to start over and put together a new system. I’m not looking for money. Just a safe new home for my fish. I live in the CA Central Valley. 209 area code please contact me if interested. [email protected]
 
If you’re curious this is what my system looks like
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It’s healthy. No disease or or parasite problems for almost 2 years
 
Mind sharing where the stand is from?
 
Don't panic just yet. Rust happens eventually to bolts around salt water tanks they are still sound even when rusted unless they are tremendously corroded...
 
Cut a deal with your local LFS
I’ve housed creatures at the LFS during moves, it has worked out well
 
Thank you everyone for your inquiries and concerns. I’ve already found a suitable home for the fish. So consider this thread closed.
 
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