Sep 15, 2017 #1 NDDELALLO Community Member View Badges Joined Jul 22, 2015 Messages 77 Reaction score 7 Location SURPRISE,AZ Rating - 0% 0 0 0 hi all recently picked up a used and in great shape 180 gallon drilled tank getting ready to start cleaning up this tank and was curious if anyone has set a tank of this size on end to hose out would that be safe or a no go? thanks guys
hi all recently picked up a used and in great shape 180 gallon drilled tank getting ready to start cleaning up this tank and was curious if anyone has set a tank of this size on end to hose out would that be safe or a no go? thanks guys
Sep 15, 2017 #2 nautical_nathaniel Indecision may or may not be my problem. View Badges Excellence Award Reef Tank 365 Photo of the Month Article Contributor West Palm Beach Reefer Reef Squad Emeritus Joined Feb 19, 2014 Messages 4,881 Reaction score 12,270 Location West Palm Beach, FL What state or country do you live in Florida Rating - 0% 0 0 0 I'd use a shopvac, better to not risk the integrity of your tank by putting it on a side that wasn't designed to support that much weight.
I'd use a shopvac, better to not risk the integrity of your tank by putting it on a side that wasn't designed to support that much weight.
Sep 15, 2017 #3 DSmithZ28 Active Member View Badges Joined Apr 15, 2016 Messages 409 Reaction score 234 Location Mississippi What state or country do you live in Mississippi Rating - 0% 0 0 0 pensacola-aquarist said: I'd use a shopvac, better to not risk the integrity of your tank by putting it on a side that wasn't designed to support that much weight. Click to expand... Agree, remember it's just silicone that is cured. Stressing the joint(s) could cause damage or premature failure.
pensacola-aquarist said: I'd use a shopvac, better to not risk the integrity of your tank by putting it on a side that wasn't designed to support that much weight. Click to expand... Agree, remember it's just silicone that is cured. Stressing the joint(s) could cause damage or premature failure.