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![]() If you are going to try breaking up the rock in the tank you could line the inside of the tank with that hard blue foam insulation. That should save you from an errant hammer blow.
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![]() Tony he can build even more upon my idea. Clean the display out as well. I have LOTS of room for rock =)
I'd be scared to even touch that tank let alone break a rock in it. Leaving it as is or removing it all at once is safest I think. |
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![]() Come visit and who knows what goodies you could get from my tank! |
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![]() Just a little update. Someone came by and picked up most of my live rock in the 40 gallon frag tank today, so I was forced to get the stuck rock out.
It wasn't as bad as I thought. I just incorporated a water change into it. I drained the frag tank. Cut the plumbing and added a union. Shifted the empty tank enough to get the large rocks out, then did my water change. My standard water change is 75 gallons, so it wasn't too big of a deal. Now I get my "clean" frag tank. Yay. |
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