REALLY REALLY BAD morning
- Thread starter Cloudk
- Start date
good luck mate!I think Crashkt90 means that the tank is not properly supported from the bottom. This may/may not be the case, since the photo is focused on the break. A solid top on the stand would support the weight of the tank much better.
Regardless, I feel for anyone whose tank leaks or breaks. I've had four 72bows leak. The last one kept me out of my home for nearly six months due to the damage and restoration work.
Regardless, I feel for anyone whose tank leaks or breaks. I've had four 72bows leak. The last one kept me out of my home for nearly six months due to the damage and restoration work.
Yes that is what im trying to say. I was half asleep when i typed that. But if that is your stand for it i know for a fact thats the cause of it.
Had to buy the new bulkhead online. Home depot people looked at me like I was insane. Got two of the wrong size because I was confused by what they ment by "hole size". I was thinking, well, idk what I was thinking. Point is, got everything set-up and cleaned today. Checked for leaks and nothing! Yay! Just gotta put decor back in, then I'll fill er up! It was a mess, but I learned a lot, and so all worked out well. No one ate while in the pool/tubs, but hopefully tomarrow they will. Oh, and my solution for a bad tank stand, we put plywood squares along it to support the tank(it has a repaired crack so we were taking no chances). We drilled a hole for the bulkhead, and it works great. Just a suggestion. It supports it 100%.
