Go figure..... and a question...

[NowGlazeIT]

Total score on the equipment as well as the tank congratulations for real!!

 

[Jeff_Toronto]

Standard door to fit a wheel chair is 32 inches and your just one inch away from that. But a 4 foot deep cube is pretty intense and something I would avoid because I hate reaching down into my tank and that’s only 24inches deep

That comment right there is the clincher and didn't even think about it..... height of 4 feet and once setup on stand is going to be nasty. Great point and deciding factor not to keep for myself.

End of the day. When I want a new tank or equipment I don't worry too much about cost and tend to buy new and quality vs used but that's just me

I can take everything except the tank but he was nice enough to say free I feel as though I have to try and unload the tank.


Must be someone out there looking for a big square box ha

 

[domination2580]

I am but probably to far

 

[domination2580]

That's a great score though. If only you had a garage or shed to keep it in and upgrade later..

 

[Jeff_Toronto]

I am but probably to far

Road trip? Lol.

 

[domination2580]

Would depend how far

 

[Jeff_Toronto]

That's a great score though. If only you had a garage or shed to keep it in and upgrade later..

Yeah.... found out quickly on my first setup. Overall cost the tank is not the big expense... so having the rest of the setup and if I have to splurge on tank that is better suited isn't end of the world. I know I'm going to at some point soon.

Started with 32 biocube now have 4 other tanks setup. 2 10 gallon qt tanks cycling and 2 other 10 gallon for ttm method. Yeah overkill but hey its just time and effort

 

[Jeff_Toronto]

Would depend how far

I'm in a different country

 

[Jeff_Toronto]

But what I might do is get everything except the tank and then inventory and sell off cheap to offset cost of what i really want

Will post inventory when I get the stuff. Might be saturday

 

[Rick.45cal]

33” deep is best avoided in my opinion.

(If you really want it the door frame can be removed then reinstalled after the tank is brought in. Hanging doors isn’t hard, but it’s not “easy” to get it right).