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The thing with an 8' tank is that you can fit more hands on it. With a 6' you're kind of limited to 4 people. 6 strong guys on that 8' tank it should be no problem. As long as you have no sharp corners like @Coral reefer said.
 
This give you an idea of what moving one looks like.

Will's 300g Re-Do

Far be it for me to question a professional tank builder as I sure as hell don't know all the little tricks to beef up a tank, but still going to be 30" tall and only 1/2" thick glass?
www.bareefers.org
 
Wlachnit said:
This give you an idea of what moving one looks like.

Will's 300g Re-Do

Far be it for me to question a professional tank builder as I sure as hell don't know all the little tricks to beef up a tank, but still going to be 30" tall and only 1/2" thick glass?
www.bareefers.org
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WOW!! Thanks Will... the crew you had was amazing!! I'm not sure what it is on the seller's end but here it is a straight shot in from the driveway.

So I guess the next question is what is the standard go to for asking help for members? Do you feed em? Pay 'em? Both? I just want to be sure I have everything planned when we are ready to move this sucker. Since I live in the East Bay & the tank is n Pacifica, my thought would be to ask for help from members there and then get another group here in Concord. I have a team of neighbors that are awesome and can help out when we get it here.
 
If you get enough local members (with some muscle, and no bad backs) on both sides of the bay, that could work. My suggestion is 8 people. My guess is that a member won't take money, but feeding them and giving them some frags, etc, would be appreciated, I'm sure.
 
Happy to help where I can. I am in the middle of a move myself but can try to make time to help with which ever location is closer to San Jose.
 
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