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Lance 03-05-2013 10:06 PM

Yeah, I'm sure it will be fine. However, you might want to clean your floor before you put in the tank, someone has written all over it with blue and green paint. Probably one of your kids. :mrgreen:

Ram3500 03-06-2013 12:55 AM

Sound like the only thing I need to worry about is the creepy cat and my photobucket skills . I think I'm going to move it .:lol::

Zoaelite 03-06-2013 01:30 AM

Welcome to the Concept Club :razz:.

Subscribed and excited to see where this goes, I do have to say you have stones filling that mixing tank on hardwood though!

Ram3500 03-06-2013 03:40 AM

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Originally Posted by Zoaelite (Post 799316)
Welcome to the Concept Club :razz:.

Subscribed and excited to see where this goes, I do have to say you have stones filling that mixing tank on hardwood though!

Thanks bud :) now if I can only have one forth the number of zoa's as you I will fulfilled

Ram3500 03-14-2013 03:55 AM

I haven't had a lot to post but I have done a few thing. I upgraded to a GFIC outlet so I don't fry myself . I have never used one before and it always felt like I was playing Russian roulette.

I also had to extend my laminate floor out one board so the stand won't be sitting on the carpet at one end .

She arrived today packed in a huge crate via purolator ever thing went well all in one piece . The hard part was from my pickup into the house. The crate was in the back of my truck all day in the pouring rain. It was a lot heavier than in need to be it had at least five gallons of water in the tank. I think my back will feal better in the morning. So there she is look a lot bigger in person:mrgreen:

http://i1343.photobucket.com/albums/...psee137c3c.jpg

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daplatapus 03-14-2013 01:37 PM

Is it me, or do those dogs NOT looked impressed :D

FishyFishy! 03-14-2013 01:39 PM

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Originally Posted by daplatapus (Post 802183)
Is it me, or do those dogs NOT looked impressed :D

Either that, or they look reeeaaal guilty lol

You gonna patch those holes around your outlets? :twised:

sphelps 03-14-2013 02:16 PM

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Originally Posted by FishyFishy! (Post 802184)
You gonna patch those holes around your outlets? :twised:

Yeah you certainly butchered that :razz:
If you haven't already you should probably check how many receptacles are on that circuit now, you limited to something like 12 (don't remember exact number) by code and lights count as well. So when you add one usually a good idea to check you're not adding one too many :)

Ram3500 03-14-2013 06:35 PM

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Originally Posted by sphelps (Post 802194)
Yeah you certainly butchered that :razz:
If you haven't already you should probably check how many receptacles are on that circuit now, you limited to something like 12 (don't remember exact number) by code and lights count as well. So when you add one usually a good idea to check you're not adding one too many :)

Ya that was the first thing my wife said lol . It's already fill sanded and painted.
As for the load to the circuit breaker there is only six so I think I am fine .

Ram3500 03-16-2013 04:31 AM

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Every time I move a tank I say to myself last time and some how it happens again. I have transferred all my corals and fish to the new tank temporarily . I removed all the sand from the old tank so I could take it off the stand and move it to the new location I think this spot will work great until my next big upgrade. Tomorrow I am planing on working on the new pluming and will do my best to redo all my wiring I will try to keep it nice and clean

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