Reef Friendly Apartments?

[cwpvt100]

Hello, I am from the cities and moving back soon. Does anyone know of any property managers or owners who allow bigger tanks? Baring that, does anyone know any that allow tanks under 30 Gal? Thanks, Im sure there has to be some place that will take a poor (from buying stuff at the LFS) guy and his fish in. Thanks Much, Caleb

 

[Eel-byte]

I would start making calls. Most places wont allow cats and dogs, fish may be a little different. I dont think they wany you setting up 220g+ tank on the 10th floor, lol!

 

[cwpvt100]

Cool, I live in Ames, IA right now and most property managers here wont allow anything over 20 or 25 (my 29s are out) Just wondering if anyone had any experience with this in the cities

 

[Mr James]

So do 10 x 20g tanks. I would.

 

[Beaner3]

My landlord asked me to obtain renters insurance, (I didn't need it because my business insurance covers me already), but before I found that out I got a quote around $200 for everything, I'm talking tools, T.V., stereo equipment, all my musical instrument stuff, and the 180 I have. Not bad, comes out to be something like $20 a month.

 

[Beaner3]

I just saw your tag line Mr. James,... are you well?

 

[Mr James]

by Beaner3
I just saw your tag line Mr. James,... are you well?

Read what I do for a living!!

 

[Beaner3]

AAhhhhhhh, understood, you have my apologies. You know,.......they run them things on the grass up here too,

 

[cwpvt100]

Thanks for the renters insurance, hadnt thought of that. So there arent any utopian reef keepers asylunms then?