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[redsea]

Hi! I know this is an extremely difficult question to answer, but I figured I would try.

How many gallons do you think a room in a second floor colonial could hold? I

It does matter what wall it is, correct?

Lastly, could any of you guys give me an approximation of how much money it would cost to get a floor reinforced?

Sorry for all of the questions, but I appreciate your time.

 

[Andrew McFadden]

Do you happen to know when the house was built and what part of the world are you in?

 

[redsea]

The house was build in 1999 I believe, and I am in New England.

 

[Andrew McFadden]

The house was build in 1999 I believe, and I am in New England.

Not sure about there but I know in the states on a supported wall it can hold a lot, like up to 90 gallons.

 

[clearancepuppy]

(((Psst Andrew...NEW England is part of the states )))

 

[redsea]

Oh, oops, I should have clarified.

Yes, I am in New England in the U.S.

Sorry about that!

 

[54seaweed]

(((Psst Andrew...NEW England is part of the states )))

LMAO

I have 4 tanks aprox 140g on one wall in a very old house built in the early 30's and have no problems
but now they build houses even better!!! so I wouldn't think you would have a problem

 

[redsea]

LMAO

I have 4 tanks aprox 140g on one wall in a very old house built in the early 30's and have no problems
but now they build houses even better!!! so I wouldn't think you would have a problem

Thanks! Are those on the second floor?

 

[54seaweed]

yes they are
also when I was younger both me and my sister had water beds on the second floor in parents home both beds had about 450g each
that home was built in the 50's