ATF/Dorado/Goonch/Datnoid PICS!!
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Damn dude. I'm sorry that **** happened but at least you were able to save 1. You probably know what I'm gonna say next but I can't wait to see the update on the goonches!
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I'll get a quick vid of the goonches tonight for you bud .... just got another light finally on the tank, so i can actually see them again and film
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Sorry man! The vid i got wasnt up to par with what i wanted to show 
then just kind of forgot about it ... i'll get one up soon, they're still doing good though ... hopefully nearing the point where i can get them back downstairs with the other guys, and make this tank more of a ray nursery .... i'll get a vid up, i promise 
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then just kind of forgot about it ... i'll get one up soon, they're still doing good though ... hopefully nearing the point where i can get them back downstairs with the other guys, and make this tank more of a ray nursery .... i'll get a vid up, i promise Sent from my SCH-I605 using MonsterAquariaNetwork App
A different question for you, are you worried about the weight of your 220gal on a 2nd story of the house being to heavy
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Thanks Wes, still going with them, getting bigger little by little
Before i put the tank in, i asked my landlord if he thought the floor could handle it, being as he is a contractor ... he said put it as close to the wall as possible, to catch support from the foundation, and to put it accross the studs (floor joists, not sure the terminology), rather than with them ... so its being held by 4-2×10's underneath and one side of all the studs is on the foundation ... the floor def feels the weight though, and whenever someone walks by the tank does tremor, which could be why i have so many leaky issues, and because its a very old tank, but the floor holds fine
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Before i put the tank in, i asked my landlord if he thought the floor could handle it, being as he is a contractor ... he said put it as close to the wall as possible, to catch support from the foundation, and to put it accross the studs (floor joists, not sure the terminology), rather than with them ... so its being held by 4-2×10's underneath and one side of all the studs is on the foundation ... the floor def feels the weight though, and whenever someone walks by the tank does tremor, which could be why i have so many leaky issues, and because its a very old tank, but the floor holds fine
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