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Old January 9th 05, 11:30 AM
Starfish
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Hi guys!
I finally got my new tank. It measures 72x24x28 and holds 750L.....The
second i put the fish in they were soo happy and exploring every corner of
the tank!!!

It was really hard to get the tank in....it was sitting on my parents
friends truck for 2 days before we could get it off...4 really strong men to
get it off the truck into my room......damn it was heavy!!!!!

It was really nerve racking driving with a 6ft tank and stand on a 1978
mazda 3 tonner truck for 4 hours up the range......we thought it was going
to conk out going up there!!!!

Ill try and put the pictures up somewhere to show the size of the tank....it
has no gravel and a few potted plants.

My boyfriend bought me the new tank for my birthday too...
Ves

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Old January 9th 05, 05:49 PM
Bill Stock
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"Starfish" wrote in message
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Hi guys!
I finally got my new tank. It measures 72x24x28 and holds 750L.....The
second i put the fish in they were soo happy and exploring every corner of
the tank!!!

It was really hard to get the tank in....it was sitting on my parents
friends truck for 2 days before we could get it off...4 really strong men
to
get it off the truck into my room......damn it was heavy!!!!!

It was really nerve racking driving with a 6ft tank and stand on a 1978
mazda 3 tonner truck for 4 hours up the range......we thought it was going
to conk out going up there!!!!

Ill try and put the pictures up somewhere to show the size of the
tank....it
has no gravel and a few potted plants.

My boyfriend bought me the new tank for my birthday too...
Ves


My fish are jealous.



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Old January 9th 05, 05:29 PM
Donald K
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Starfish wrote:

Hi guys!
I finally got my new tank. It measures 72x24x28 and holds
750L.....The second i put the fish in they were soo happy and
exploring every corner of the tank!!!

It was really hard to get the tank in....it was sitting on my parents
friends truck for 2 days before we could get it off...4 really strong
men to get it off the truck into my room......damn it was heavy!!!!!


Uh...

Have you evaluated if the floor will support it when it is filled with
water??? That's like 1500lbs of water...

-Donald
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Old January 10th 05, 09:33 AM
Starfish
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Of course i made sure the floor can handle it!!!!!
Single story brick home on a huge concrete slab.......im not stupid to put
the tank on a wooden floor...im sure the house itself weighs ALOT more than
the tank.....
"Donald K" wrote in message
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Starfish wrote:

Hi guys!
I finally got my new tank. It measures 72x24x28 and holds
750L.....The second i put the fish in they were soo happy and
exploring every corner of the tank!!!

It was really hard to get the tank in....it was sitting on my parents
friends truck for 2 days before we could get it off...4 really strong
men to get it off the truck into my room......damn it was heavy!!!!!


Uh...

Have you evaluated if the floor will support it when it is filled with
water??? That's like 1500lbs of water...

-Donald
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see a fine picture, and, if it were possible, to speak a few reasonable
words." - Johann Wolfgang von Goethe


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Old January 9th 05, 06:35 PM
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"Starfish" wrote in message
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Hi guys!
I finally got my new tank. It measures 72x24x28 and holds 750L.....The
second i put the fish in they were soo happy and exploring every corner of
the tank!!!

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Old January 10th 05, 08:19 AM
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Thats one huge tank. I sure wouldn't want that thing to leak!
Good luck with it
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Old January 10th 05, 09:36 AM
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I know the tank is of very good quality...

If you are in Australia you would know Underwater worlk in
Queensland....well that company that built all of thier tanks built my
tank!!! So i know its all good....very thick glass with supports on the top
and on the bottom...
"Geezer From The Freezer" wrote in message
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Thats one huge tank. I sure wouldn't want that thing to leak!
Good luck with it


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Old January 10th 05, 09:42 AM
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That should say "Underwater world"...
damn typos!!!
"Starfish" wrote in message
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I know the tank is of very good quality...

If you are in Australia you would know Underwater worlk in
Queensland....well that company that built all of thier tanks built my
tank!!! So i know its all good....very thick glass with supports on the
top and on the bottom...
"Geezer From The Freezer" wrote in message
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Thats one huge tank. I sure wouldn't want that thing to leak!
Good luck with it



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Old January 11th 05, 07:02 AM
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Good on you...
I have a friend with a 1000 litre tank huge....he had his house built so to
take the weight.
Concrete reinforced pad.
NZed

"Starfish" wrote in message
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Hi guys!
I finally got my new tank. It measures 72x24x28 and holds 750L.....The
second i put the fish in they were soo happy and exploring every corner of
the tank!!!

It was really hard to get the tank in....it was sitting on my parents
friends truck for 2 days before we could get it off...4 really strong men

to
get it off the truck into my room......damn it was heavy!!!!!

It was really nerve racking driving with a 6ft tank and stand on a 1978
mazda 3 tonner truck for 4 hours up the range......we thought it was going
to conk out going up there!!!!

Ill try and put the pictures up somewhere to show the size of the

tank....it
has no gravel and a few potted plants.

My boyfriend bought me the new tank for my birthday too...
Ves



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