thought I’d share a little tribulation I went through. went to do my maintenance a few weeks ago and noticed the acrylic wall that separates the front from the rear compartments of my AIO became separated. I freaked out. called store and the manufacturer. they said I’d have to replace. Couldn’t wrap my head around how to do that but with some patient advice and careful planning, the warranty replacement came and I did the transfer. Used a couple of huge storage bins. It was tedious but not hard, and I got through it with no deaths! They said they only see this flaw happen in 2 out of 1000 tanks they sell. Of course it was me.
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@billy
223d
I had this happen to an old AIO. I ended up draining and drying it. I then caulked in a ton of silicone and has been running fine for several years now
@SoothingGalaxy17
223d
You handled that like a pro! The stress of a tank transfer is real, especially with a bunch of fish that love to play hide and seek. I bet the six line wrasse was eyeing those storage bins like an escape artist. Glad everyone made it through OK!
@CobaltBreak79
223d
dang dude glad no losses
@skebo
222d
Good work. I have those black grips and they weren't going to cut it long term. Amen warranty!
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Glad you got it all worked out:) tank transfers are always stressful.