40g + water tight containers

[RayAllen]

Ive decided to move my aquarium up a couple of inches so that I dont have to cut into my wall. This in turn keeps my wife happy with my aquarium hobby. This said I have 210g of water that I want to try and at least keep half of it. Not to mention I also have 90lbs of cured LR I need to keep wet. Trying to prevent a total recycle but the tank has only been setup for 3 weeks anyways. Anyone who has a couple 40-50g containers or bigger that I can borrow for a day or 2 that would be great. Thanks in Advance. Take it from me, know 100% what you want to do before setting it up, On another note I set it up because of the great deal CB Pets gave me on the rock. $200 for 90lbs of covered cured LR was not bad. Would be great if you were relatively close to me here in NW SA.

Thanks in Advance
Ray

[RayAllen]

Dont have to be that big. Ive you have 4 30g containers thats great to. Why would someone have 4 30g containers, lol

[erikharrison]

Ray, Why dont you get yourself some Rubbermaid tubs from Wal-Mart. I hear they are cheap, and alot of people use them as gigantic fuges, or just a spot to shove a whole lot of ugly LR.
HTH bud!

[B&BAquatics]

Ray I have not yet set up my RO/DI system and have a 150 gal container if you have room for it. 48x36x30 I will need it back by Friday or Saturday latest.Let me know

[aimaike]

You might check with a local cola distributor. I got to 55G poly drums from the coke distrib here for a whopping $5 each. They had apparently been used for syrup. Couple of baths in bleach water and they are ready to use. I plan on using them for the RO and premixed saltwater.

[taldrich13]

A simple solution is to use ice chests. I have a coupe you can borrow if you like.

[RayAllen]

Thanks guys, after we thinking it. Ive come up with a plan so that I dont have to put a hole in the wall or drain the tank.