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Intense vibrations - how will it affect things?


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Next week is the start of construction on our balconies... intense vibrations. Nothing I can do about it, they are jackhammering

 

What manner of problems might I face?

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brandon429

none as long as the tank doesn't crack. when we play live music that's a bunch of fifteens in my house and the pico bounces, and gets blasted with death metal no harm its just making their ears go bad.

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none as long as the tank doesn't crack. when we play live music that's a bunch of fifteens in my house and the pico bounces, and gets blasted with death metal no harm its just making their ears go bad.

the vibrations will be intense for at least a week.

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Hammerstone

since im old man we can only jam for about 45 mins HA I have no data beyond an hour~

Hahahahaah I was a death metal guitarist in my past lol. Small world. I miss my 5150 and my cab.
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ReefSafeSolutions

Not to derail the thread further but...I'm jealous you even had a 5150, what a killer amp!! I've been dying to get my hands on a 6505...

 

Anyways, how far away is the tank from the balcony?

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I had a 20g tank and a 45g turtle tank during major construction at my building. Not only redoing all balconies but a complete redo of the under and above ground parking...jack hammers for 3 mnths.

 

I ran into no issues and back in those days i know my tanks weren't ever leveled or on proper stands.

 

Keep an eye on the tank, make sure your rocks are stable.

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You should throw in a strobe light, fish sized glow sticks, and some fish sized beers. They can have rave!

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You want to make sure your rock work is stable. If not, I would expect you might have some move/collapse.

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