solenoid said:
Your insurance rep is correct. Renters insurance would only cover your property. if there was damage to someone elses property they would have to have their own policy.
PS - I'm an insurance agent. lol
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Your insurance rep is correct. Renters insurance would only cover your property. if there was damage to someone elses property they would have to have their own policy.
PS - I'm an insurance agent. lol
If I were you I would just take the chance and go with a 55 gal. If you get a leak the extra water isn't going to change much. The most likely case is that you won't even get a leak. Maybe you should go to the people that are under you in your appartment and let them know. Tell them if the start hearing or seeing things to give you a call and give them ur cell phone and house number if you have both. Personally I think it is awsome of you to think of your neighbors and what not but I wouldn't let the fear of a leak stop me. If you get a brand new tank there is a VERY VERY slim chance of it leaking. You could even put on a bunch more silicone before u add water just to be sure. Good luck. BTW a con cat and tetras is a bit too much IMO.
Chad
Chad
BloodThirsty28 said:
That's kinda confusing, but I think I know what you mean... I am 99% sure it only covers your stuff in the apartment.
Like if the guy who lives above you has a huge aquarium and it leaks and the water ruins your autographed collection of Madonna albums, you would be covered.
