5. Grape Limeade
7. Left of Flaming Unicorn is Grapeseed Granulosa
9. $500 Efflo
10. Wild unknown acro
11. Rainbow Twilight
12. Violet Valley
13. Red planet
Build: Red Sea P500
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7. Left of Flaming Unicorn is Grapeseed Granulosa
9. $500 Efflo
10. Wild unknown acro
11. Rainbow Twilight
12. Violet Valley
13. Red planet
Of course as I’m finally taking notice and working on this tank more. I noticed the seams getting worst and then I measured the width in the middle of the tank vs the sides and it’s bowing by 1/16”. Emailed Red Sea and hope to have a response tomorrow.
so... buyer beware!!!
Red Sea has a disclaimer right on their site, that I never knew, cause all other items I ever purchased, the warranty goes with the item as long as you can provide proof of purchase. Well, Red Sea is not the case. Their warranty applies only to the original purchaser. So, I'm out several hundred dollars on a replacement tank but the new tank will come with full warranty. 2 on the glass and 3 on the seals.
As much as it frustrates me and makes me sick, they are just adhering to their policy. However, they were very responsive to the matter and going to try to get out one of the door tomorrow to get to me asap.
so beware of buying any Red Sea tank second hand and understand that it doesn't matter the age of the tank, nor if you have the proof of purchase.
Red Sea has a disclaimer right on their site, that I never knew, cause all other items I ever purchased, the warranty goes with the item as long as you can provide proof of purchase. Well, Red Sea is not the case. Their warranty applies only to the original purchaser. So, I'm out several hundred dollars on a replacement tank but the new tank will come with full warranty. 2 on the glass and 3 on the seals.
As much as it frustrates me and makes me sick, they are just adhering to their policy. However, they were very responsive to the matter and going to try to get out one of the door tomorrow to get to me asap.
so beware of buying any Red Sea tank second hand and understand that it doesn't matter the age of the tank, nor if you have the proof of purchase.
sorry for the grief
Thanks man. It just really sucks. New tank itself was one thing but the shipping was more than half the replacement tank cost.
What's really disappointing is how Red Sea have a history of tank seems failing and I have all the proof of purchase and tank is not even 2 years old with this issue and they fail to even make any exception to their policy. When I purchased the tank, I did not read the fine print that the warranty was only extended to the original purchaser. I assumed since I had the proof of purchase and it as well within warranty, no issues. Wrong!
Dang. Definitely only want to buy new if I go with a Red Sea in the future. But now you have a pristine and under warranty tank! Can’t wait to see it stocked!
So glad to get the dang frag racks out of my tank.
Now I have to figure out how to catch my eel. Doing aiptasia x every week is becoming annoying. So once I move him to the other tank, I plan to toss a bunch of peppermints in there and when they’re done, the eel can go back in and have at it again.
lol
Now I have to figure out how to catch my eel. Doing aiptasia x every week is becoming annoying. So once I move him to the other tank, I plan to toss a bunch of peppermints in there and when they’re done, the eel can go back in and have at it again.
lol
Dang bro where'd you score that? Does it have a name?
No name and from Nemo’s. Was in there picking up a file fish and he had it in his nano at the register.
At first, I was kind of second guessing my spend on this goni... but now, I’m just like WOW!! It is bright!
As long as 1) it lives and 2) you love it, you can justify any coral purchase. At least thats what I tell myself, lol.
I did the same with my frag tank half rock and half frag rack. I've read that frags generally grow better on rock work than frag racks, but who knows. Plus I like fish and they seem more at ease with the rock work in there.
I did the same with my frag tank half rock and half frag rack. I've read that frags generally grow better on rock work than frag racks, but who knows. Plus I like fish and they seem more at ease with the rock work in there.
Thats too small to be your aquaculture farm
