help with tank weights and floor

[Aaron-Betta]

lol, the thing that we were worried about was that it looks like it has twisted to that corner of the house. Personally i hate the house because it is a "Settler" style house, eg, no attic. The walls are cracking away from the ceiling beams. Also the design of the house causes the internal temps to reach 30 degrees plus the past few hot weeks. We are hoping our landlord wont blame us for these cracks.

[richms]

lol, the thing that we were worried about was that it looks like it has twisted to that corner of the house. Personally i hate the house because it is a "Settler" style house, eg, no attic. The walls are cracking away from the ceiling beams. Also the design of the house causes the internal temps to reach 30 degrees plus the past few hot weeks. We are hoping our landlord wont blame us for these cracks.

Your aquariums weigh less then most pieces of furniture do. Certainly less then a large TV or similar so if they have caused the problem, it would have happened with anything.

Sounds like a typical investment property where cost was the only driver when building it, and like most of the houses that leak, the cheapness when building has come back to bite someone on the butt.

Tell the property manager of your problems, and then start looking for a better built place to move to. You shouldnt have to put up with a house that feels like its falling apart around you.

[alanmin4304]

A house of that design would probably have had an Engieers design for the complete structure or at least for the pole platform. You could check that at the Council office because that info is a matter of public record.