The 125 Adventure

[coralbandit]

You got a new tank?

I certainly would have said it leaked...then you get the new one they should have offered?

 

[thegoldfishgirl]

Uhm...fill the tank with water and see if it leaks?

 

[Brookster123]

This is like watching network television haha, are you floating on a couch cushion in your house or what? Should we call the coast gaurd?!?! Should we call domino's?!?!

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[Bert2oo1]

Guess what happens next...

Plumbing! And a lot of it. 4 foot sump I'm guessing?

 

[AquaLady]

I got my life preserver ready

 

[AquaLady]

It checks out

 

[AquaLady]

What the heck is this for?

 

[Brookster123]

It checks out at 52gallons???

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[coralbandit]

The guy had a it factory resealed by the manufacturer, he showed me the papers. If I have a problem, leaks, water damage, etc. My goods will get replaced. Idk why they didn't just give him a whole other tank?

I am still following and having fun , but you don't really believe they will replace any of your 'goods' do you?

They didn't give him a whole other tank for the same reason they didn't give you it.
You didn't make them.

 

[Delapool]

I thought all tanks weighed the same due to displacement...?

Just in case handy. I have a thick substrate but it's only 3 or 4 inches of extra weight. Probably doesn't add much to tank weight over all. If I did rock ledges I guess that could add quite a bit of weight (since I'd probably jam in every nice rock I could find).


For ... 'a 10-pound rock above the water, it should weigh around 6.6 pounds when submerged underwater. For a 300-pound boulder, it will weigh about 200 pounds underwater. Looking at it another way, it is the water which supports one-third of the rock’s weight.'


http://www.goldgold.com/rocks-dont-weigh-as-much-when-submerged-underwater.html

 

[AquaLady]

I wish I can give your comments thumbs up

 

[AquaLady]

Planted or cichlids?

 

[Ayi]

id say planted since this is listed in the planted section

or a planted cichlid tank lmaoo

 

[AquaLady]

Looks a lot better

 

[Bert2oo1]

Cichlid would be cheaper but if u can afford to go planted then I'd go planted the lighting is going to set u back a ton of $$$