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Catastrophic Failure of 200L tank


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Sitting on my computer, I hear what sounds like a deep fryer. My gf runs to our room, and yells out my name. I honestly thought she was trolling me. The 'deep fryer' sound was actually the sound of water leaking out at an alarming rate all over the carpet. I go into the bedroom room, see this:

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^ Crack

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^ Crack

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^ Crack

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^ Smaller tanks / plants being rescued into blue bucket

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^ Wet carpet

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^ Check the crack on the right side!

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^ My smaller tank. Rescued all 5 puffers into it.

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^ Plant rescue bucket.

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^ Tank emptied, ready for removal. Check the MASSIVE crack, from the top to the bottom, and around the corner.

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^ I taped up the tank for removal because I was afraid the only thing holding the shattered glass in place was the top and bottom plastic rims.

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^ Got a night stand with rollers on the bottom and rolled it out of the house

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^ Final resting place.

It was a molded front tank (not bow front), so there's no chances of fixing it pretty much. G_G

I didn't lose any fish, which I am VERY happy about.

There was no warning... it just went. I'm glad I was home, or else I'd be coming home to a tank of dead fish.

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