How NOT to move a Tank... whoops!!

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the first video wasnt that bad....it showed no damage and just had the bio balls spilling out, or did i miss something?
 
uncwnells;2586900; said:
the first video wasnt that bad....it showed no damage and just had the bio balls spilling out, or did i miss something?
oh you missed...
 
That was an absolute joke!

Moving tanks under 600 gallon is seriously not that hard if you plan ahead.

If you can....get all of your big tanks built inside your house...then its just one easy lift onto the stand :thumbsup:

Now thats thinking :D

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duke33;2599241; said:
They should have been able to carry it!:cry:


Exactly, acrylic isn't that heavy. I hope I never end up buying a used tank that took that much abuse.
 
Guy holding the stand on the right side of the tank wasn't really much help... should have helped lift support the middle right side of the tank. That's the whole reason why the tank smashed onto the stand. :(
 
This is an acrylic tank, but as u can see still took quite a few heads to move.

The weight of this tank I beleive, much heavier than usual normal standard acrylic tanks?!! :uhoh:

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