Newms118

Things guys, ill check with these stores before i buy through marine depot.

I'm looking for a place to get aquarium plumbing supplies (other than lowes and Home Depot) in the DC area. Any suggestions? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk - now Free

My problem with this is that when I talked with a liability claims adjuster from State Farm, who would handle the damage to mine and my neighbors condos, she said only fire, theft, and explosion were covered. This wasn't what my agent indicates, which makes me confused. Guess I just need to talk with a different liability claims officer for my renters insurance. I'll post the response when I get something definitive/up to date. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk - now Free

Yea figuring out which orientation my floor joists were running was difficult. Stud finder on the ground did nothing, had to use the metal detection mode on my ceiling to get the direction. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk - now Free

Do you know what insurance companies offer these, bc i will likely drop my state farm so that i can get something that covers this specifically. Gives me better piece of mind. I went through my lease a while back and nothing is mentioned about fish, aquariums or waterbeds. I do know my landlord didnt want dogs, and we have a bird so he knows we already have pets. May still have to run it by him though just to make sure. I figured if i showed the insurance clause he would less likely to turn it down essentially.

I take it many people dont have aquarium damage insurance?

Couldn't agree more with the title to this thread, the tank was my first buy and the list of equipment keeps growing. Talk about a money pit lol. Nice meeting you. X

So I'm still setting up my tank and I'm trying to find an insurance company that will insure damage from my tank to the apartment. I have State Farm renters insurance but when I talk with the agents, they just refer me to my policy and say the damage to the apartment is covered under my liability clause. Problem with that is that no where in the policy is there any reference to water damage by aquarium (also nothing excluding water damage from aquarium either). What I want is something in writing bc when I talked with a State Farm liability claims officer over the phone, she told me only damage caused by fire, theft, or explosion was covered and refused to address my question about water damage from an aquarium. Any thoughts on the matter? X