The eurobracing needs to come off anyways. Why compromise the strength of the bottom seals when you can take that bracing off?

because the bracing is not actually sitting on top of the tank, it is siliconed around the inside of the tank

Oh damn that's a bummer. Just giver and touch up that door frame. You know you want that thing in there and you know you don't wanna mess with the tank's bottom.

I managed to wreck a few door frames by using those expandable chin-up bars in an old apartment. If you can find one of those you'll get the expansion you need as well and the landlord will only suspect you're getting ripped.

id love to get the tank in but as it stands now i just registered for my last year of school :)
and now my next priority is finding a new place to live as the place we are in now is way to exspensive so now im looking for something cheaper so i have more money to splurge on the tank with!
:)

anybody that has suite for rent! lemme know!
haha

so it looks like we may have found a new place!! and the first thing the owner of the place said was he loves fish!! how awesome is that?!?!

Well the answer hinges upon the width of doors and windows there now doesn't it ? :mrgreen:

Well the answer hinges on whether he wants to watch them or have them on a plate.

this is true, we are going to see the place this weekend so i will let you know after that!
haha

Just tow the tank to the new place and do a few test slides in there for fun.