45 gallon tank....car?

Question

is there any way to put a 45 gallon tank in a luxury car?

i am getting a baby red ear slider turtle soon so i need this to fit

Answer 1

Have it delivered. If you can afford a "luxury car" you probably can afford the $100 for it to be delivered and set up professionally.

Answer 2

The best thing to do would to be measure the tank and see if your door will open far enough to accommodate it - it probably will, but may have to be turned on its side. If this is a new tank, that shouldn't be a problem. If it's used, or the tank a turtle is currently in, you should plan to take a bucket to put any items in that may be wet/dirty, and an old blanket/plastic tablecloth just in case.

I don't know the measurements for a 45 offhand, but a 40 gallon should be around 36L x 18W x 17H (breeder tank) or
48L x 13W x 17H (long). A 45 should only be a little larger than these.

Answer 3

I think you are just talking about loading a 45 gallon into a car, not actually installing it lol. Just flip the seats back, forward. I'm sure your luxury car can do that. If not, talk to someone about using their truck for easy transport. Some vehicle with a large back seat. I transported my 52 gallon in the back seat of my dads truck, but it also fit length ways in the back of my van.

You could also always just use a large 50 gallon storage tub, fill it with water and put it back there, put the turtle in it, then transport it to your tank.

Answer 4

I'm not following your question at all. Are you bringing the turtle home in the tank or just trying to get the tank home and set up before you get the turtle? If you are trying to get the tank home without anything in it just find out the measurements of the tank and measure your car to see if it will fit. You may be better off to find someone with a truck or possibly rent from somewhere.

If you are transporting the turtle, I personally would find something smaller to transport it in.

Sorry I couldn't be of more help but I need a little more info here.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

Put down the back seats of your car. Turn the tank sideways. Put it in the trunk and over the back seats. If it still doesn't fit, find a friend with a bigger car.

Answer 7

depending what kind of car yes you can put the pasenger seat down and put it acrost the back and front seats on the right side of the car you can also try puting part of it in the trunk and puting the back seats down or just put it in the trunk and get bungee cords from a hard ware store and use the bungees to keep the lid down and to keep the tank in the trunk just remember to drive slow tanks that size easly crack! best of luck

Answer 8

I'm sure there is a way, but it would have to be done by somebody who really knows what they are doing.

The temp would be one of the biggest problem (when the car isn't being used) too hot, or too cold.

edit.....lol, I thought you wanted to "install" a fish tank in your car. They did it on MTV's "Pimp my Ride".....Sorry, now that I understand the question...yes you could fit the tank in your car. Just make sure the tank is supported on all sides so it won't cause cracking.

Answer 9

I am dying to find out why.
Are you installing this set up in your car?
Are you living in your car?
Are you not aloud to keep your turtle tank in the house?
Are you moving and just trying to put the tank in your car to move it?
I just don't get it.