Does anybody have a 10x6 tank?

[Tobiassorensen]

I'm not sure I'd want to move a plywood tank, although at the same time a 10x6 tank made of anything is going to be a pain to move. But with moving a plywood tank, you run the risk of micro cracks or larger cracks in the epoxy.
If you're not building in place, I wouldn't do plywood. Just my 2c

My ply tanks is built in one place then moved halfway through the country to my place in 4 walls and the bottom. Screwed it together and put in the pondliner and suddenly i got a bigger tank

 

[Oompa Loompa]

My ply tanks is built in one place then moved halfway through the country to my place in 4 walls and the bottom. Screwed it together and put in the pondliner and suddenly i got a bigger tank

You're running a pond liner - I was more referring to tanks built from plywood then sealed with epoxy. If OP is planning on using a liner instead of epoxy - moving it is a very feasible option then.

 

[Tobiassorensen]

You're running a pond liner - I was more referring to tanks built from plywood then sealed with epoxy. If OP is planning on using a liner instead of epoxy - moving it is a very feasible option then.

Jupp. But i saw some post you did where you stated the epoxy needed to be at least 10mm. I dont agree on that. Minimum of 2mm and 5 layers of epoxy is what is recommended by most manufacturers of pond and boat epoxy