PokeSephiroth said:
Oh man... Sorry to hear about that Madness... Thank goodness insurance is covering it though!
Yes they are, and I will find out today once the DEMO crew finally gets here and gets it all tore out, if I have to go live in a Hotel for a month.
Nate Dawg said:
Let me kno if there is anything I can do to help. I'll free up my time to come help man just give me a buzz. And iam very sorry to see this I worrie about sumin like this every day. I'll try to call ya tomorrow, by the way very good job on the video. It's very good, the topic just sux man. Can't wait to see what you do with a happy video..so hope everything goes good and there's not too much damage.
Thanks bud. I may call upon you to help put the tanks back together.
cichlid-gal said:
Sorry to hear about that mess Madness. Sounds like things are moving along as far as repairs but I can understand your frustrations...no fun. On the flip side of things --- great intro on your video ... very nice!!!
No repairs yet, still waiting for demo to get done.
lloyd378 said:
I can't believe that you didn't share this earlier! I would have helped you out too. If there is anything else you need, don't hesitate to ask, even if it's just a need for storage....I have a two car garage that I use for storage and a few more things wouldn't matter at all.
Or even if you need an extra hand setting thing a back up....
Thanks bud, I know you would have. Insurance took care of everything and is storing EVERYTHING, including things that didnt need stored or taken. :x I man call upon your assistance to help put the tanks back together.
SiRWesDragon said:
Sorry shawn. I saw the text pic you sent but didn't expect it to be real bad. Good thing some of fishes went to Darren (pro cichlid keeper). Well good thing insurance is paying everything. Did you pay extra for that coverage and what is it called "flood coverage" or something. Now makes me want to insure my stuff. Is there an insurance coverage for aquarium problems?
Your standard home owners insurance covers this. Even with the tanks, I didnt need to pay for more coverage. I do believe renters insurance does not cover tanks or water without extra coverage. From what I've learned you can purchase insurance for your tanks and any issues that may occur, but you can not insure the fish, or any live stock, including plants.
MorganEA said:
Betty said:
Madness, so sorry for what you are having to deal with! I hope it doesn't take long to get everything back in order.
I have a recent flood story as well -- it involves a city sewer line and a flooded basement. As you can imagine, a lot of things had to go to the dump. :x
plaamoo said:
Oh the irony. How many gallons of aquariums do you have and it's the washing machine that floods?! Sorry for your trouble, glad you have insurance!!
Oh Betty, That would suck, yea everything to the dump on that one. :superpuke:
pbmax said:
That's awful.
Good luck!!
Thanks
Will I am said:
That's freaking crazy! I'm glad that none of your fish died! Maybe you could have the demo remodel for more room so you can add more tanks
I have lost 5 fish so far, one is not looking good, and my Peruvian Festae pair that was in the living room, after I relocated them he beat her up. So she is in quarantine until this is finished.
InfamousRedlineZ said:
damn man thats crazy! hope everything is all good
So far. If these damn demo guys would get here and get **** done. This is going to be a stressful remodel. :x
dwarfpike said:
Wow. Makes you want to get rid of your washing machine and take your clothes down to the crick.
LOL Exactly. Or was your clothes in a fish tank, they are more durable. :cheers:
