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[Squirtle919]

If the movers dropped it they should have paid to fix it, the right way. Were the movers friends of yours or hired? I am wondering why the bulkheads are were they are?

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whats wrong with the bulkheads lol?

should of made those holes for the bulkhead larger in the wood, thats an awful amount of room to play with such a heavy/tall tank.

This tanks really nice but man, I was considering building a tall tank last night after seeing it. 8x20x42 ^_^ but I would be murdered in my sleep!

 

[nigaharu]

I'm soo sorry if that's the end result after spending $2000 on your tank fix!


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[sbuse]

whats wrong with the bulkheads lol?

should of made those holes for the bulkhead larger in the wood, thats an awful amount of room to play with such a heavy/tall tank.

This tanks really nice but man, I was considering building a tall tank last night after seeing it. 8x20x42 ^_^ but I would be murdered in my sleep!

They are in the middle. I would put them toward the back or in the corners. Right down the middle is just asking for this.

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[Bderick67]

I didn't fix the tank a professional did and guaranteed it won't leak. And if so he'll cover ALL expenses.


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Problem is a "professional" just means they get paid for doing it, doesn't mean they're any good at doing it. Looks to me that you have a disaster in waiting.

 

[boldtogether]

Good luck.

 

[Squirtle919]

They are in the middle. I would put them toward the back or in the corners. Right down the middle is just asking for this.

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The middle is my fav spot for bulkheads but I never move tanks with bulkheads attached thats where there is an issue. they should always be removed imo. no advantages moving a tank with a bulkhead installed just a load of disadvantages.

 

[Naos1984]

Sue your movers and have it replaced. If you don't want this headache, then do not risk running the tank. It will be a disaster and more headache in waiting.

 

[sbuse]

The middle is my fav spot for bulkheads but I never move tanks with bulkheads attached thats where there is an issue. they should always be removed imo. no advantages moving a tank with a bulkhead installed just a load of disadvantages.

Maybe it is just me, but I see it as being a pain for aquascaping and fish like rays, gars and bichirs. I like them anywhere along or on the back wall or the same for side. IMO leave the mid ground for fish.

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[bassfisher91]

Sue your movers and have it replaced. If you don't want this headache, then do not risk running the tank. It will be a disaster and more headache in waiting.

This^^ Of course the movers aren't going to answer your calls, they are going to admit nothing. You need to talk to a lawyer and/or take them to small claims court.

 

[Egon]

The middle is my fav spot for bulkheads but I never move tanks with bulkheads attached thats where there is an issue. they should always be removed imo. no advantages moving a tank with a bulkhead installed just a load of disadvantages.

+1 I always remove the bulkheads too. Then you can just slide the tank on and off the stand.