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06-17-2004, 06:34 AM
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Yeah highrises uses concrete floors for sure. Yup know mine is only wood sticks. O.k maybe not sticks, then again how would I know.
 And adding a 150 gal (sumpless) might be dangerous since it doesn't help that my apartment has shifted and all my doors & windows are a bit crooked. But hey every building shifts and settles..right?   My tank right now (77 gal) not being fully leveled (building settling). I wonder if the water settling (1"off from one side) a bit more on one side of my tank would be enough to bust the glass seals open? Or maybe be worst if 150gal? Should I push the max? Then again what is the max for a 4th level walk up apartment? Are my eyes to big for my apartment?  
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#22
06-17-2004, 01:24 PM
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Leeanne,
Your building should have mostly settled within the first 2-3 years of being built. If your doors and windows went wonky after you set up your 77g, I wouldn't upgrade tanks in that apartment. Can you say "house" 
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06-17-2004, 03:56 PM
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 YEAH I NEED HOUSE! Must have MORE! BIGGER!  TANKS! Now if I can just convince my BF! Yeah my building was warped before I moved in. Although I didnt realise how bad until...well I moved in & set up the tanks. Or maybe one side of the tank evaporates water faster then the other side.
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