They should as the tank seems to be around 300 pounds. You definitely need two sets though to allow enough hands to lift the beast. You may also want to check with local rental/glass/moving companies as some of them rent higher-quality units and you will probably (hopefully) not need them again for many years. Good luck with the new tank and Merry Christmas.
Nice looking overflow. Fingers crossed that it fits.I received my Modular Marine overflow. I’ll take it apart tomorrow to make sure the glass cutouts on the tank match up with the tubing on the overflow
Custom work you make it fit
Did you go bean or herbie?I received my Modular Marine overflow. I’ll take it apart tomorrow to make sure the glass cutouts on the tank match up with the tubing on the overflow
Welcome BACK aboard
Thank you! That post was from 2019 but I am super stoke you stopped by. Hope you visit again. :)
Sorry for your losses. However, tell John, "Mario" said hello. he should remember me. :)Hi! I am Diana. I am a new/old member on here. I signed up for my own account today. I had been sharing my son's account since he signed up some time ago. I have been reef keeping since 1995. I had upgraded to a 90g and then my son @DaveNJ wanted my 90g. So I bought a 40b and had been using that for 3 years. This past May I lost all of my corals due to a salt issue. I have been an avid Red Sea Pro user. I bought (2) 200g boxes of a different brand from a group buy. The first box elements were fine. When I got to the second box of this different brand, I had no idea that the elements were off drastically. I never thought that besides testing with my refractometer that I should test my elements with a new batch of salt. I did a water change with the salt and got my salinity to 35. Day 2 I see corals acting oddly. Check salinity and it's spot on. By day four my corals were died. After this craziness I thought of checking all the elements. I found them either extremely high or low. I was in shock. I then checked the batch of left over saltwater mix that I had used for the water change....same results..they were off extremely. I then mixed up another batch to 35 salinity, and got the same results yet again. I will never go back to this brand, and will stick with Red Sea Pro. I am currently upgrading my 40b to 75g. I like the water volume of the 90g but hate the depth of 90g. I would love a 90g that is the height and length of the 75g but deeper. My new 75g tank will be coming from @Aquarium Care Center llc here in NJ. The owner John and his crew are great! The 90g and 40g I had been using a Fluval FX6. This will be my first go at a sump. I decide to try my hand at a sump kit. I was afraid that once I filled the tank with water, the acrylic baffles would expand and crack the tank. I ran it for two days with no problems. I will be on my way back to @Aquarium Care Center llc now that I didn't have an issue with the sump build, I will be back to see John. I have been slowly building my corals again. I had lost a total $1092.82 from the salt issue. Here are a few shots of what I currently have.....
In my tank I have 3 wrasses:
Radiant Wrasse (Stymie)
Yellow wrasse (Spanky)
Blue Star Leopard (Dennis the Menace)
I purchased a Icecap fish trap for two reasons. 1) to catch Dennis the Menace and 2) eventually, I’m gonna have to move all the fish to the new display tank
Dennis the Menace only allows Stymie to occupy 1/4 of the DT. There are times during the day when Dennis the menace would go over to Stymie’s area to harass her. As soon as I look over the tank, Dennis the Menace knows I caught her and she goes flying back to her side of the tank. She knows she’s not supposed to do that.
I placed the trap towards the top of the tank the way the instructions provided. I left it in there one week without food so they would get used to the box being inside the tank. Week 2 to week 4 I placed food in the tube to entice them to come in. The Wrasses would not go near it, but the Cardinals both would go inside. When the yellow wrasse was near the box opening a few times, Dennis the Menace would nose the side of the yellow wrasse so she wouldn’t go in.
Weeks five, I placed the box on the sand while they were sleeping. I don’t know if I would ever been able to trigger the door to close with it being that far down. But yet again no one would go in. The box stayed on the sand for three weeks.
