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It is not hard. I did tow huge rooms with Pergo 10 years ago. The biggest issue is the modeling. You can take it off and cut shorter once floor is down or there is a tool to measure the flooring thickness and then cut the molding while still attached. Luckily my cousin had this tool. Next year I...

If you decide to frag I have Coral Dip if you need it.

I had one already and don't trust wood with 3" inch overhang on both sides. I was going to cut 2" inches off bottom of baffles and glue into the 29g. This whole thing seems like a fruitless effort. Told the wife don't ever ask me to get nems again.

Got this from DIYguy and broke baffles trying to remove. Free to anyone. I have the broken baffles if you want them. Pic of tank with baffles.

Thinking of going this route. I'm getting way to aggravated at this point. https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://m.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3D9L0UUJtPfS4&ved=2ahUKEwjB87Slq9H5AhVDGVkFHfZkBNwQjjh6BAgNEAI&usg=AOvVaw3v_XZjtlYaENuuR3omalp0

Doubt it, it's thin and obviously brittle. I hardly put any pressure. My hand was a bit to big getting in the compartment.

Can't catch a break. As I was removing the AIO baffles damn thing broke.

I am in for the Blu Linkia Starfish. Debating if I want the Tiger Jawfish or Copperband. Copperband is small 2.5 inches. I have a 4 inch pink spot goby and not sure will get along with jawfish.

The fish will eat the eggs. I doubt any will survive.

Andrew will be out for quite some time. Also, the past week Ben and Annie were out so they didn't place an livestock orders.

Should have done it last week. Just leave outside in a pan.....LOL

Yes, then you can taper off as it dies.

I had no issues with inverts. Snails, crabs, stars, sea cucumbers and coral banded shrimp.

:laugh:Won't fit in the corner.

If its GHA you can try peroxide dosing 3% solution, 1ml per 10g.

Problem is the tank will slide in next to my desk so cannot open the doors. Why I was using his open stand.

I considered that but to short. Seems like your suggestion of plywood is the answer. I have a piece of solid wood I can cut to size and good to go. Edit The other tank is 2 inches shorter. I may pickup a new jigsaw blade this weekend and attempt cutting it.

I will take a look and let you know.

I'm in the minority as others have hit me up with he same statement. "To the lumbar yard".

Not feeling confident with plywood under the tank and wss thinking if using the other with thus filter. Thoughts. Carefree fish EB04