Has anyone successfully built a very large tank that can be broken down and moved? I'd really like to build a 500+ tank, but anything in that size range is almost impossible to move around inside a house, nevermind the concern of getting through doorways and so on. I did see a 600ish glass tank once, and to move, you had to break down the seams, the bottom was 3 panes, and re-silicone when you set it up in a new location. A lot of work, but the tank would be otherwise un-movable.
I'm thinking like an 8x4x2 or 8x3x3 or something, but with all the popular materials like plywood, drylok, concrete, etc it's tough to make re-sealable seams, or even movable sections (in the case of concrete).
I'm thinking the easiest to move and re-setup would be a structure where either all the seams of the tank came apart and you just moved the panels, or a tank that was split down the middle into a couple of shorter sections that would fit through doorways and so on. Anyone have inventive thoughts or experience here?
I'm thinking like an 8x4x2 or 8x3x3 or something, but with all the popular materials like plywood, drylok, concrete, etc it's tough to make re-sealable seams, or even movable sections (in the case of concrete).
I'm thinking the easiest to move and re-setup would be a structure where either all the seams of the tank came apart and you just moved the panels, or a tank that was split down the middle into a couple of shorter sections that would fit through doorways and so on. Anyone have inventive thoughts or experience here?
