jonclark96
Past CCA President
Imagine the fish you could put in one of those....
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Andrewtfw
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Great price!
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dogofwar
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Rubbermaid stock tanks are AWESOME. They're even pre-plumbed!
Matt
Matt
Tony
Alligator Snapping Turtle/Past Pres
Someone should get that.
dogofwar
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Back in my garage fishroom in Cali I had a couple of them. They started out as water aging bins for my auto water change system...and became homes for a giant lungfish and Ornate Bichir 
I've also used them from breeding big Malawi cichlids...
Matt
I've also used them from breeding big Malawi cichlids...
Matt
jonclark96
Past CCA President
Back in my garage fishroom in Cali I had a couple of them. They started out as water aging bins for my auto water change system...and became homes for a giant lungfish and Ornate Bichir
I've also used them from breeding big Malawi cichlids...
Matt
Did you use your almost patented dump filter or another means?
dogofwar
CCA Members
The tubs with the lung and bichir were in my garage, so I had both of the drains connected to a hose to my garden. Open the ball valve and I could drain them almost to the bottom. Both, especially the lungfish, are messy eaters. I used a big sponge on both for bio.
For the Malawi tubs I used dumps suspended by 2x4s...and a sponge and a box
Matt
For the Malawi tubs I used dumps suspended by 2x4s...and a sponge and a box
Matt
TMSB805
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I have one of these that I setup for my fish through spring and summer
dogofwar
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jonclark96
Past CCA President
I'd love to be able to throw some grow outs in one of these and pull them out in the fall. I bet the combo of live foods from the environment, huge water capacity, and sun light, they'd be an awesome sight in 4-5 months.
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dogofwar
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TMSB805
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Outside?
have any pics
Yeah i keep it outside. Here's a pic i took when i first set it up last year. My fish did really well as far as growth and color when i had them out there. As a matter of fact i kept those wesseli that i traded to you in there.
dogofwar
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Nice - I'd love to do something like that but just need to get the space and time (and containers)
Matt
Matt
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How does one transport a 300 gallon stock tank?
Looking at the dimensions it looks too big to fit in even a minivan,
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jonclark96
Past CCA President
Jesse
A truck is what you need! Maybe even a truck and a trailer.
A truck is what you need! Maybe even a truck and a trailer.
dogofwar
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The 150g ones fit in the back of a pick-up
Matt
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They haven't much weight - if one is good with rope, the roof of most vehicles can be made to serve, though as I recall the drain hole is the only real attachment point.
They haven't much weight - if one is good with rope, the roof of most vehicles can be made to serve, though as I recall the drain hole is the only real attachment point.
TMSB805
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I rented a uhaul cargo van when I picked mine up. A truck would be best though
