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I live in an apartment. It would not be wise for me to turn an aquarium
into a specimen 'eco-system'. When I relocate, I can't think of anything
worse than destroying the already delicate balance it would take years to
achieve. Forget That ___!

Small Fish=Cheap Appetites=Small Waste Products=Easy Maintenance=More Play
Time=Utopia
Hell, my cats eat better than I do sometimes.

- Save The Planet For Another Day...

"-MEAlston" wrote in message
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I live in an apartment. It would not be wise for me to turn an aquarium
into a specimen 'eco-system'. When I relocate, I can't think of anything
worse than destroying the already delicate balance it would take years to
achieve. Forget That ___!
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Why would you need to destroy it? Just get a few friends over to help you
move it after removing as much water as possible. Have fresh pizza and cold
beer on hand. :-)
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Koi-Lo....
Frugal ponding since 1995.
Aquariums since 1952.
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http://tinyurl.com/9do58
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Then I'm gonna call and have ya'll help me next move I plan!..lol

On 30 May 2006 15:09:48 -0700, "-Just ED"
wrote:

Then I'm gonna call and have ya'll help me next move I plan!..lol

I agree with Koi-Lo, tanks can be moved without upsetting their
balance. If you don't have willing friends, then hire some help. If
you are using professional movers ask their help. I have moved tanks
and have read posts from others that have successfully moved tanks.

I didn't see any information about your tank, maybe your situation is
unique, but fish environments are hardy. Don't give up.

dick

On Tue, 30 May 2006 18:24:36 -0500, Dick wrote:

On 30 May 2006 15:09:48 -0700, "-Just ED"
wrote:

Then I'm gonna call and have ya'll help me next move I plan!..lol

I agree with Koi-Lo, tanks can be moved without upsetting their
balance. If you don't have willing friends, then hire some help. If
you are using professional movers ask their help. I have moved tanks
and have read posts from others that have successfully moved tanks.

I didn't see any information about your tank, maybe your situation is
unique, but fish environments are hardy. Don't give up.

dick

I run a 55gal that I have planted with plastic water lillies, lots of
SeaGarden silks and hornwort. The substrate is a combo of sand/pea gravel.
The community tankmates consists of platies, sharks, cories and danios.
The danios are just too busy and at times make a nervous wreck of the
other tankmates. So they're on their way back to the LFS or if I can find
a neighbor whose child may like to start an aquarium. The best part
though--Trying to remove them from the tank with the average small fishnet
you pickup for a buck anywhere...this is laughable to say the least.

WOW, between Dick and ED seems like there are two ****tards doing
their best to get into Koi Los panties, but the funny htng about it is
she gives it awa for free every night standing on the corner of her
trailer park lot
Dick and Ed do not have enough common sense betweent the two of them
to wipe their ass...........


..On Tue, 30 May 2006 18:24:36 -0500, Dick
wrote:
On 30 May 2006 15:09:48 -0700, "-Just ED"
wrote:

Then I'm gonna call and have ya'll help me next move I plan!..lol

I agree with Koi-Lo, tanks can be moved without upsetting their
balance. If you don't have willing friends, then hire some help. If
you are using professional movers ask their help. I have moved tanks
and have read posts from others that have successfully moved tanks.

I didn't see any information about your tank, maybe your situation is
unique, but fish environments are hardy. Don't give up.

dick