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I cant trust resealing a 265 WAAAAAAYYYYYYY to much pressure on the seams. We spent some time with Nikki and Dan to day and figured out our options So with any luck we should have a new 300 Gallon reef ready here by next week end. Then the fun starts. I wont have a closed loop any more as we dont want to drill the tank as it will void the warranty. We realy dont want to chance waiting 3-6 weeks for a custom build so we decided our best route was a factory built Marineland 300 Gal 6 feet by 3 feet Just have to hope that the leak dosent get any worse in the mean time.
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04-27-2009, 02:12 AM
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That is a great way to fix a leak.
Tom R
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04-27-2009, 03:01 AM
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Hey Doug/Dar. sorry to hear about the leak, that sucks. It's good to see you are handling this the proper way, last year when my 72 bow let go I took it as a sign to go bigger, now I have the 225 and the 90 going! Nobody likes a quitter!
Any way if you need some one to help move me and my suction cups are at your disposal. Any eve. durring the week or Sunday. I could prob. house some of your live stock for a while if you need it! Best of luck, Keith.
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04-27-2009, 04:21 AM
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hey doug/dar it was good to see you guys again today. wish it was better circumstances but hey now next weekend it makes a good excuse to come over for 'the famous burgers'. i'm there when you need me for the move. the new tank is gonna kick some serious ASS! love the dimensions. this is a blessing in disguise. now if i could just convert you to SPS, the tank would be perfect! lol.
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