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Old January 30th 06, 04:12 PM posted to rec.aquaria.freshwater.misc
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"CanadianCray" wrote in message
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I don't think I would feel safe with a homemade version that large. I know
they can be just as good or better. I am just thinking what do you guys
think an insurance company might do if one that large fails & they find it
is home made.


Why wouldn't it be as safe? Its going to be tested outside the house and
allowed to sit for a week. If it doesn't fail in that week, chances are its
not going to fail at all. I now have a person who is going to help me
through some of the processes. He works here in a local fishshop and has
been building homemade tanks for years, he now has a small business (though
orders are rare for that type of thing here). I don't see why it matter if
its homemade in an unfinished basement with good drainage.

Sean


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Old January 30th 06, 04:44 PM posted to rec.aquaria.freshwater.misc
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your gonna move a tank that big???
wouldn't you want to build it in place??

good luck!!


Brad


"Sean" wrote in message
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"CanadianCray" wrote in message
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I don't think I would feel safe with a homemade version that large. I

know
they can be just as good or better. I am just thinking what do you guys
think an insurance company might do if one that large fails & they find

it
is home made.


Why wouldn't it be as safe? Its going to be tested outside the house and
allowed to sit for a week. If it doesn't fail in that week, chances are

its
not going to fail at all. I now have a person who is going to help me
through some of the processes. He works here in a local fishshop and has
been building homemade tanks for years, he now has a small business

(though
orders are rare for that type of thing here). I don't see why it matter

if
its homemade in an unfinished basement with good drainage.

Sean




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Old January 30th 06, 04:55 PM posted to rec.aquaria.freshwater.misc
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"URBANFLAGE" wrote in message
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your gonna move a tank that big???
wouldn't you want to build it in place??

good luck!!


Brad


No, I wouldn't. I would try out my skills on a smaller version and then
work my way up. Do you just think I am going to sink 1000's of dollars into
something without knowing or having any knowledge of what I am doing and
hoping for the best? Are you really that naive?

Sean


 




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