Landlord wants my tank out!

[kien]

Originally Posted by mrhasan

I will obviously make sure that I have a tank to accompany me. If required, I will bring the new landlord to show the tank so there's so misunderstanding.

This is a good idea. Even if your current landlord was Ok with your 20g, it would have been prudent to mention your upgrade plans. You did add a sump and a bit more complexity to your system. As a non-hobbyist the setup, however simple you might think it is can appear overwhelming.

[mrhasan]

Originally Posted by kien

This is a good idea. Even if your current landlord was Ok with your 20g, it would have been prudent to mention your upgrade plans. You did add a sump and a bit more complexity to your system. As a non-hobbyist the setup, however simple you might think it is can appear overwhelming.

Yah I would consider it to be my fault too to some extend. I have to clear everything up with the new landlord I will be having.

[mrhasan]

Man I feel like an idiot putting it in the reef section instead of lounge

[kien]

Originally Posted by mrhasan

Man I feel like an idiot putting it in the reef section instead of lounge

but then I wouldn't be able to continue to pad my post count.

[Nano]

Did you ask him if it would be a problem with rental insurance? My old landlords didnt want the tanks I'm there either til I got rental insurance $200~ per year.

[mrhasan]

Originally Posted by Nano

Did you ask him if it would be a problem with rental insurance? My old landlords didnt want the tanks I'm there either til I got rental insurance $200~ per year.

I am pretty sure he won't agree to that. It took over a year to get a new dryer since the old one was not working properly; can't expect anything tenant-friendly. Still I will take a shot.

[Coleus]

it sucks to move but i think you should shop around and see if there are better places first, if not then go back to your landlord and negotiate the tank size :-)