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I just bought a house and looking to move a 430 and a 270 gallon in problem is there is Subfloor Air Plus Panel - Air Gap Technology - under the carpet has anyone ever set up large tanks on it or did it crush under the weight

I wonder if the plastic bio pellets they make for salt water would work I have only had my pellets running for a month but I expect to see some results soon but that's on my salt tank.

I had the same thing on my 430 gallon it was 28 inch tall 1/2 inch glass I put I 1/2 inch x 1 1/2 inch brace on the top and bottom has been filled now for 3 years

same pair as the last 4 pups but this one has more spots should turn out real nice.

have had fish sent prob total ten times and only once have they been ready in the hour they say usually closer to 3 up to 4 hours. Anyone else have the same problem is there any other places we can get fish shipped through. Once they even dropped it on the tarmac and found it later on the next load.

had another two pups this time on sat already starting to eat and the other one is there big sister at about 6 months old three littlers all about 90 days appart

seen at least a 12x12 inch one at aquagiant almost bought it just to put in my sump it was huge didnt even think they made them that big

well done my last two litters was only one pup did you find a bunch of dead ones or was this the onlyone you seen

keep the heaters in the second bubble trap and seem to do a good job of pushing all the water around them

I went cheap as well buddy had a old 90 gallon but was to tall so i took the pain off cut it down and put it on the top so the tank sat on its side still 90 gallons then i cut up my first fish tank (15 gallon ) made the baffels out of it. i have about 140# of ceramic rings in the center i put filter whool in the first chamber to polish. there is enough room in the last chamber to go about a week worth of evap if i dont have the lids on but always do water changes before then anyways. i wish i went bigger yet i havent noticed a problem and everything seems to be in check. clean it about twice a year i pull everything out rince it off and wash everything. only thing is when the power goes out because of the tank has such a wide foot print it only frops 3/4 inch but comes up to about a cm from thr top of the sump but so far so good

when i moved my tank 84x42x28 its only half inch glass so prob not as heavy 8 guys and a dolly i was able to pick it up to the dolly wheel it where i needed and then cover the stairs in blankets and slide it down the hard part was the pivot at the bottom of the stairs. crazy thing is im just renting and did all of this knowing ill have to get it out one day also used lifting straps and worked wonders had suction cups but hard to trust

when I move out I plan on crating it up with wood then it will have handles to hold on to it hook it up to the quad and winch it up the stairs it works in my mind so it has to work

I have rec many fish over the years but yet to ship until now have plenty of coolers and bags but i wouldnt mind help from someone who knows what there doing 12 inch arowana going to van do i need any permits or just book a flight and drop it off do i need oxygen how much water to air just want to be sure

have plenty of extra fish stuff to trade or cash if need be let me know if anyones intrested

the ones i wanted to get rid of was old stuff i had for sale and sold long time ago left all the ones showing off fish

thanks dont know how i didnt see that so eazy

how do i go about getting rid of photos on old threads so i can make room for more photos ?

If you didn’t want a bracket id make a L shape wood one 1 inch hard wood glued and screwed should be strong enough and the back of the tank will hide the wood part you screw to the wall and all you would see from the front would be the tank sitting on a inch of plywood

did the rock have any pest alge or things you didnt want growing on it ?

Has anyone checked Edmonton water as with all the run off you can smell the extra chemicals in the water I add water to the tank should I hold off doing a water change or just add extra prime

Im crazy enough to rent with big tanks though i did look in to installing a tank less hot water heater already as that was my first thought i was even going to ty a small one just for that reason then i would just take it with me when i move. I bought a stash of 15 or so http://www.homedepot.ca/product/ge-heavy-duty-household-water-filtration-unit/977705 from someone with about two full boxes of different filters for them I will look in to if I have the right filters or can get them for them.

I was thinking about the heated drip but wasn’t sure how people are getting around not having to used prime with Edmonton tap water. the only other thing is id have to have a run a drain across the room as tank is situated on the opposite side of where the drain is located or id have to trust a auto top off to pump out of the sump when it gets to high. Thanks everyone for the fast and informative suggestions so much more to think about and a drip would make it that much easier may as well have to re think that one I have lots of DIY filter things but is that enough depending on what is in them to remove it all.

Total water volume is around 600 but might be adding another 200 to the same system so i think im going to give it a go as i will basically be using heat lost from my water tank to heat my tanks. Now all I need to do is find a way to store and heat another 200+ gallons every two days for water changes used to go out of the tap but run out of hot water to fast and the temp drops a more then id like I have to do like 3 100 gallons water changes every few days rather do just 1 big one.

thats a good idea i wonder if i just put a sheet of that under my sump how well that would work i always wonderd if domthing like a water bed heater would work

If it makes you feel any better they prob all reincarnated in to my stingray pup i had last night

I saw the build part on mfk and seen Edmonton and wondered who it was with the sweet tank how do you find it with the fact that the back tank doesn’t really show the fish off as it didn’t look like there was much in the room behind it except for some might sweet plumbing and electrical automation.