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Tank not level.

balon · 2005-02-14 16:57:34

Hello I read a thread about a non-level fish tank and I'm a bit concerned now about my own. I have a fairly new 260 litre tank which, due to the carpet, is also about 1cm off at the back left corner. The last thing I want is for it to explode due to excess pressure on one side of it. It finished cycling just this weekend…

14-02-2005 4:57pm

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balon

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Hello

I read a thread about a non-level fish tank and I'm a bit concerned now about my own. I have a fairly new 260 litre tank which, due to the carpet, is also about 1cm off at the back left corner. The last thing I want is for it to explode due to excess pressure on one side of it. It finished cycling just this weekend after 3 weeks. I could empty it again and level it off but don't want a new cycle unnecessarily. The thing is it's a cube tank, so in order to move it I have to almost empty it.

How much water can I safely remove and replace to facilitate this without risking a whole new cycle....

Cheers for any help

balon

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#2 21-02-2005 11:43am

balon

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Got it sorted.

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