Whats the craziest risk you've taken in fishkeeping? Heres mine...lol

[Bderick67]

If your tank is sitting perpindicualr to the floor joist, I dought you'd have a problem. My 180 gallon 6' tank with 900 pound cinder block stand is currently sitting on a framed wood sub floor.

 

[Gr8KarmaSF]

If your tank is sitting perpindicualr to the floor joist, I dought you'd have a problem.

 

[HarleyK]

Good luck my friend, I keep my fingers crossed. I assume it's at your new place?


HarleyK

 

[Bderick67]

I'm still waiting to see a post were someones monster tank has colapsed a floor. Oh well maybe I'll be the one to make that post.

 

[Gr8KarmaSF]

I'm still waiting to see a post were someones monster tank has colapsed a floor. Oh well maybe I'll be the one to make that post.

That will be Miguel, hence this thread is for him....lol

 

[frnchjeep]

I have a 220 on a wood 2nd floor. It has been set up for almost a year now. Haven't seen any sign of a problem yet.

 

[Dread]

I have a 55g, 5 10gs, 2 20-longs, and a 29g on one wall in my bedroom, on the 2nd floor. The 55g covered my closet door, so my clothes are trapped forever. Luckily, I removed most of them before the tank got there.


My biggest risk, however, would be walking 5 miles to get to my LFS, when I had no car, and walking 5 miles back, in 95 degree heat, with three bags of fish. T___T All but one lived.

 

[Gr8KarmaSF]

My biggest risk, however, would be walking 5 miles to get to my LFS, when I had no car, and walking 5 miles back, in 95 degree heat, with three bags of fish. T___T All but one lived.

Take a taxi next time!

 

[Dread]

Take a taxi next time!

No way to take a Taxi when all your money goes to the 3 F's. Fish, Filters, and one unmentionable-F.

 

[Onion01]

lol, see if you can erect a stone column directly below it on the first floor