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I wish you the best of luck.Well it’s break time. House looks like a trainwreck. Proabably still spilled at least 10gals of water so far through the process. Now I’m down to sand, the last couple inches of water, and then separating some plumbing. Even getting the sand out is a pain. Grain size is slightly too large to siphon and the tank is so high I can’t reach the bottom. Going a netfull at a time for at least until this net gives out.
Worst part is that I have 2 Potter’s wrasses coming on Thursday and a bunch of tangs in a way to small QT currently. Was planning to moved the tangs over to the display this weekend.
It looks like you are ready to start the New Year off in a happy way. You are so lucky that the seam didn't break and you had a major flood in your house, my sister 1050 gal tank had a seem give way on the bottom of the tank , and emptied all the water out on their first floor. Everything died except one Clown Fish, and tens of thousands of dollars later the first floor was rebuilt and a new tank was built using black silicone on the seams. Turned out the silicone used to build this tank was defective, so she got most of here money back from the tank builders insurance company. Anyways Happy New Year.Well it’s break time. House looks like a trainwreck. Proabably still spilled at least 10gals of water so far through the process. Now I’m down to sand, the last couple inches of water, and then separating some plumbing. Even getting the sand out is a pain. Grain size is slightly too large to siphon and the tank is so high I can’t reach the bottom. Going a netfull at a time for at least until this net gives out.
Worst part is that I have 2 Potter’s wrasses coming on Thursday and a bunch of tangs in a way to small QT currently. Was planning to moved the tangs over to the display this weekend.
That is exactly what I thought last night too. I had enough totes to cover him!
That is exactly what I thought last night too. I had enough totes to cover him!
We could have made it fun!I don't doubt that at all.
We could have made it fun!
I had a 75 that started to crack at the front bottom corner. I watched grow a 1/2" towards the center middle of the tank over a3 month period. It was a defect in labor when the tank was made. I got it replaced free because it was less that a year old. Personally, I would definitely swap it out.Came home from work yesterday and noticed a small scratch about 5” up from the bottom back corner of my 210. It looked like a defect in the tank that I hadn’t noticed but I didn’t think much of it. Today I come home and it has definitely expanded. Looks scalloped out now from the edges. This is a 210g tank so I am definitely concerned. I just sent pics to the store I purchased from but haven’t heard back yet. The whole area is probably about an inch. It scallops out a bit that is tough to see on the pictures past the obvious area. Am I totally screwed and need to replace this tank? It’s under warranty but it was a bear getting this this here and now it’s set up and scaped how I want. I’m really not looking forward to having to redo all that work again. It’s a really shallow scallop at this point and if it stops expanding it wouldn’t really bother me aesthetically but I’m definitely a bit freaked about the thought of disaster.
Ditto!If it was a 40 gallon tank I would worry a lot. At 210 I would have drained it before I ever typed this post! If it’s expanding like you say this needs to be done fast. Honesty I would not let anyone convince me otherwise that it’s ok to keep it. Take advantage of the warranty while you have it or you better have great homeowners insurance. Good luck