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	Emergency draining of the 90g!
sham Ultimate Fish Guru Posts: 3369 Kudos: 2782 Votes: 98 Registered: 21-Apr-2004	I'm just wasting time trying to find the energy to accomplish it. Now I'm glad I didn't decide to get a 120g. The sump pump outside our apartment quit and it's been raining for 2days. Our apartment ended up flooded and they are coming tomorrow to replace the carpet. I have to drain and move the 90g. If I can manage to find a spot to put it even temporarily.
Posted 09-Mar-2006 10:02
sham Ultimate Fish Guru Posts: 3369 Kudos: 2782 Votes: 98 Registered: 21-Apr-2004	Anyone know if my moss wall will die if left completely out of water? If so then I'd rather drain the tank tonight and leave it sit till morning when I have more help to move it. I've got three 20g rubbermaid containers and I'm moving some fish and the 2 wood shrimp into the ram tank and the 5g smaller shrimp tank. It's gonna be even more of a pain if I have to drain, fill, drain, and fill the 90g tank.
Posted 09-Mar-2006 10:24
sham Ultimate Fish Guru Posts: 3369 Kudos: 2782 Votes: 98 Registered: 21-Apr-2004	I lost my net... 60gallons drained. Time to go fish catching.
Posted 09-Mar-2006 10:54
longhairedgit Fish Guru Lord of the Beasts Posts: 2502 Kudos: 1778 Votes: 29 Registered: 21-Aug-2005	oh, maaan. The stuff of nightmares.
Posted 10-Mar-2006 08:04


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