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Just reading through the reviews, looks like the Tuff Stuff tank is the better option for you. I realize it doesn't have the drain like the Rubbermaid one has, but I imagine you can bucket enough out to make it light enough to tip it over.
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i used a 110 gallon rubbermaid stock tank for 1 season outside a few years ago... i've used the tank for other stuff since,, it's held up well (no leaks)
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Went with the tuff stuff due to the reviews and that being the only option they had at our store. Plus I am sure I could add a drain later if I need to. Just have to check around and make sure it will work before I cut a hole in the tank.
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