Raiderwig
04/20/2006, 08:07 AM
Hello all,
Here is my problem.....In the next day or so (maybe starting on Monday) The building I live in are doing balcony repairs. So they are removing the balcony railings and "jackhammering the concrete" to make way for new concrete.
My 65 gallon tank (reef) is located up against the outer wall of my unit right beside the balcony door:(
I'm freaking because I'm worried about the "vibration" that this jackhammering is causing. The floor under my tank and our whole unit is solid concrete which the balcony is also attached too.
I'm thinkking that my tank is in danger of a serious earthquake in the next day or two.
Any advice on helping my tank make it through this? Being at work through the day doesn't help since I won't know if anything happens like my tank "cracks" because of the vibration...
Thanks
Here is my problem.....In the next day or so (maybe starting on Monday) The building I live in are doing balcony repairs. So they are removing the balcony railings and "jackhammering the concrete" to make way for new concrete.
My 65 gallon tank (reef) is located up against the outer wall of my unit right beside the balcony door:(
I'm freaking because I'm worried about the "vibration" that this jackhammering is causing. The floor under my tank and our whole unit is solid concrete which the balcony is also attached too.
I'm thinkking that my tank is in danger of a serious earthquake in the next day or two.
Any advice on helping my tank make it through this? Being at work through the day doesn't help since I won't know if anything happens like my tank "cracks" because of the vibration...
Thanks