killerfish;1677697; said:would like to see it on the show but seems like we could think of something better
http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=133660
something else to think about i just don't get a banner for my thread lol
killerfish;1677697; said:would like to see it on the show but seems like we could think of something better
Fish Eat Fish;1670617; said:I would think that even if it was a concrete building the tank would fall through eventually especially if placed in a way were its the least supported.
. Maybe if a meteor happened to land in the tank, otherwise no way no how
. It's part of building code anywhere. It's re-inforced with rebar and you would need extreme heat to make that fail. Sort of the effect that caused the buildings structure to fail in the World Trade Center in New York. Extreme heat of the burning jet fuel weakened the metal skeleton of the building alowing it to stretch, bend, the ultimately break and fail.Silven;1679608; said:Nope, not a chance. Maybe if a meteor happened to land in the tank, otherwise no way no how
. It's part of building code anywhere. It's re-inforced with rebar and you would need extreme heat to make that fail. Sort of the effect that caused the buildings structure to fail in the World Trade Center in New York. Extreme heat of the burning jet fuel weakened the metal skeleton of the building alowing it to stretch, bend, the ultimately break and fail.
Fish Eat Fish;1681292; said:I think its possible but we wont know...until its tested
smpage;1681414; said:or rather, until the myth is busted
You must not much MythBusters huh?Wackamole;1682983; said:this is kind of stupid
