Who RENTS and has a Massive tank?

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Long story short, I have too many tanks and have to go bigger for my rays. Just want to know how many people RENT an apt or portion of a house and have larger tanks. Anything over 220gallons etc. Just want a heads up on possible issues, things to look into etc. Thiking of moving (again) and I cannot afford a house lol.

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There have been threads on here about people having problems with even just 1x 125G tank and finding places to rents, so having multiple large tanks sounds like you may have to look around quite hard depending on the area?


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In my last apartment I had two 125g with no problem, just was made clear that I was liable for any water damage (there was none). Really, if it is an apartment, you just need one that allows pets. Then just check the lease that they can't just enter your apartment whenever they want. With that you can just move the tank in after signing the lease, and then move it out before they do their last walk through when you move out. The only problem you would possible run into is if you ask them to come in and fix something.

As long as you don't welcome them into your apartment to fix something (or any other reason) then they cannot enter. My brother had a similar situation where his landlady entered his and his wife's apartment when they had not asked her to do anything. Supposedly it was against the lease to have any candles. She ended up losing out when it wasn't in the lease and was found in violation for entering. End result: my brother and sister-in-law got 6 months of rent free!!
 
TakeNotes said:
Long story short, I have too many tanks and have to go bigger for my rays. Just want to know how many people RENT an apt or portion of a house and have larger tanks. Anything over 220gallons etc. Just want a heads up on possible issues, things to look into etc. Thiking of moving (again) and I cannot afford a house lol.

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My main concern for you would be that you seem to live in NYC.... And getting a giant tank up into your apartment depending on where you live and actually having a FLOOR to support a heavy tank lol. I was planning on moving into the city over the summer but didn't think i'd be able to bring my fish with me lol
 
I lived in an apt and had a 240 and 150 in the living room. My roomate had 2 60s, a 46, a 30, and a 10 setup in the living room as well.

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225g in the basement of my old rented house, now Its in the basement of the house I own a lot of landlords don't mind cause its a hands off pet.
 
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