FS: Super Red Arowana

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Marius

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senthus said:
bought a condo and found out recently that they dont allow large aquariums :(

thats why I have to sell them before I move
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Not even acrylic ones? Home insurance companies won't insure large glass aquariums, but they will accept acrylic aquariums (no leaks, harder, earthquake resistant and so on).

Might wanna give it a shot if you want to keep the aro.
 
carcrazy

carcrazy

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I'm lucky that my insurance company doesn't set a limit on the size of aquariums that they cover for damages. I guess most people around here don't have aquariums in the hundreds of gallons.
 
jackson

jackson

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Marius said:
Not even acrylic ones? Home insurance companies won't insure large glass aquariums, but they will accept acrylic aquariums (no leaks, harder, earthquake resistant and so on).

Might wanna give it a shot if you want to keep the aro.
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It all depends on the insurance company. I have home insurance and all my tanks are under the policy and non are acrylic.

I think in this case it wont help. the condo might have the rules in place and it must of been there in the lease or contact whatever. Take a good look if it does not mention tanks and so on you should beable to have them. Insurance is a must in that case.

I hope it all works out for you
 
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