sfsuphysics
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Good luck on the surgery. Don't be too optomistic though, I know that rotator cuff surgeries are not easy to recover from.Kmooresf said:You guys are crackin me up.
So now it's gonna be.........Hurry up and WAIT! Will be taking care of some details and making decisions on pumps, sumps, skimmers, etc. However prolly no more action for about a month. I'll update when decisions start happenin.
Robert says the tank will be ready about 2 weeks after the order is placed. However I asked him to hold it a bit so I have some time to recover from surg. I don't think it will take too long.......just a rotator cuff. We'll see. However moving a monster like this will prolly not be a good idea too soon after. LOL!
Luckily I have access right off the garage. I will have the tank placed on dollies and build a ramp to make it over the 6" step into the tank room. So should only have to lift it once......from the dollies to the stand. Robert was going to try to get me some of the huge suction cup handles to make it easier.
Kmooresf said:So my bad luck continues...............
Got a call from Robert at Neptune. Seems Leemar had NOT looked at the height of the tank when they gave the quote. AGE raised my quote by $2000.....I suppose I should be happy that Leemar has only raised it $1700! WTF?? Also raised the crating charge another 150 bucks to 400 dollars. So in reality they raised my quote $1850 dollars. I already paid my 50% down on the original quote, so I grumbled a bit and got it down 400 dollars. So now I am looking at adding 1450 bucks.
Not sure why this is happening to me, but I wish it would stop.
So my options are to shorten the tank from 28" to 25"..............or to make the width 25" instead of 31"? I know this is a tall tank, however I have a 29 tall now and LOVE it. Gives so much more viewing area and adds a LOT to the overall look of the tank IMO. At the moment I am thinking I will drop the height of the tank which makes it approx 288 gallons instead of 315. I'm getting pissed to be honest. My original quote was for a 350 gallon at 84 x 32 x 30 tall. Not sure how they could have missed that???
So do I drop the height? Shorten the width? Or pay the extra cash for the tank I was all excited for???
Kmooresf said:So my bad luck continues...............
Got a call from Robert at Neptune. Seems Leemar had NOT looked at the height of the tank when they gave the quote. AGE raised my quote by $2000.....I suppose I should be happy that Leemar has only raised it $1700! WTF?? Also raised the crating charge another 150 bucks to 400 dollars. So in reality they raised my quote $1850 dollars. I already paid my 50% down on the original quote, so I grumbled a bit and got it down 400 dollars. So now I am looking at adding 1450 bucks.
Not sure why this is happening to me, but I wish it would stop.
So my options are to shorten the tank from 28" to 25"..............or to make the width 25" instead of 31"? I know this is a tall tank, however I have a 29 tall now and LOVE it. Gives so much more viewing area and adds a LOT to the overall look of the tank IMO. At the moment I am thinking I will drop the height of the tank which makes it approx 288 gallons instead of 315. I'm getting pissed to be honest. My original quote was for a 350 gallon at 84 x 32 x 30 tall. Not sure how they could have missed that???
So do I drop the height? Shorten the width? Or pay the extra cash for the tank I was all excited for???
+1GreshamH said:I like more front to back over taller myself... like you, I appreciate the extra foot print.