Temp home for rays while I repair my tank - ideas?

[xraycer]

For a cover: The cheapest material I can think of are these clear corrugated plastic siding. You should be able to pick these up at home improvement stores as well, and they are pretty cheap. You can use cinder blocks and studs to set these up over the pool as well. http://www.eplastics.com/Corrugated-Fiberglass-Panels?gclid=CI6Yr7yw7sMCFU8vgQodnFgAjg

 

[asteele.19]

or you can put the tote on a couple 5 upside down 5 gallon buckets

 

[davenmandy]

Hey, I found a 200 gallon tank on classified i picked up. It's a bowfront, strange dimensions, it'd like 6.5' x 2.5' tall and 17" wide. The bow is quite big, 2 feet or more. Has a good sump, 75 gal I'd say. The overflows are wierd, i couldn't get the best look but they're in the bottom of the tank and they're inside a sectioned off column in the back corners? No idea, never seen anything like it, was saltwater, nice tank overall and good price. Can my rays survive in there for 2 weeks? Like they'll all be bunched up in the middle probably, not the most space to move, but I'll make the filtration kickass. I'm grabbing the tank regardless, but what do you think about them being there for a bit? One is 14", one is 15.5" and one is about 18-19".

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[vamptrev]

Should be fine for a minute


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[mattfish]

Should be fine for a minute


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"for a Minute" LOL!!! that is hillarious!!!!but so true!

 

[davenmandy]

So am I getting that the pool with more room to move would be there better option to the less room but better filtered aquarium? I don't care, I'll do what's right, just want opinions from people more experienced than I.

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