snowlynx
10/03/2017, 07:08 PM
I received the Nuvo 30 gallon tank. It was packed in peanuts and bubble wrap.
To make it short, I setup a 10 gallon QT a month ago. Tested a rechargable
air pump, left the air hose with air stone in the tank. Disconnect the other
end going to air pump and had it dangling on outside of the tank.
In rush to get to work I left as is. Got a call in the evening of water leaking.
Came home and 4 gallons had leaked out through the hose. I am on
2nd floor apartment and they said it damaged ceiling below me.
Even insurance adjuster said it is hard to believe. It was 4 gallons that leaked
out. It cost $500 in damages.
So I am super paranoid with water leaks now. When I set up the 30 gallon,
would filling it only a 1-2" above the sand really show anything? I know
it's the full tank of water where the real pressure is plus water flow.
I have a metal stand, leveling mat and will check it's level before setting up.
And yes, I have air check valves on all my air hose connections now, ugh...
To make it short, I setup a 10 gallon QT a month ago. Tested a rechargable
air pump, left the air hose with air stone in the tank. Disconnect the other
end going to air pump and had it dangling on outside of the tank.
In rush to get to work I left as is. Got a call in the evening of water leaking.
Came home and 4 gallons had leaked out through the hose. I am on
2nd floor apartment and they said it damaged ceiling below me.
Even insurance adjuster said it is hard to believe. It was 4 gallons that leaked
out. It cost $500 in damages.
So I am super paranoid with water leaks now. When I set up the 30 gallon,
would filling it only a 1-2" above the sand really show anything? I know
it's the full tank of water where the real pressure is plus water flow.
I have a metal stand, leveling mat and will check it's level before setting up.
And yes, I have air check valves on all my air hose connections now, ugh...