Tanks for the info (a question about tanks... also, puppies)

[Someguy]

Ok, first of all, sorry, there are no puppies. Blame namiasdf for that. He started it.

I'm considering some long-term liquid storage, and I have access to a wide variety of tanks, from railcraft to Mekanism's dynamic tanks to the fantastically funky Openblocks tanks to... well, I think that's it actually. Oh, Ender tanks of course. No Xycraft tanks though.

So I'm trying to figure out which tanks to use... so far leaning towards steel railcraft, since they provide 32 buckets of liquid storage per block. Any other considerations or tidbits of info that the community can share? Any bugs to be aware of, (I just recently learned of the "Ender tank + chunk loader = world corruption" so ... yeah, that's out) and so on.

Tanks in advance.

PS: Never mind what I want to store, or why... I'm a hoarder. If it can be crafted or found, I must have it. And lots of it. Ok?

 

[Museli]

Railcraft tanks are indisputably the best, because they can be painted in pretty colours.

Tanks in advance.

Bad!

 

[Lohengrin]

For straight up storage, RC tanks for the win. Ender tanks are more for liquid transport. Which, when used with RC tanks, are even more win. And you can color code your obsessive need for hording. Giant liquids room for just because, Im assuming.

 

[KingTriaxx]

I'm partial to Big RC tanks topped with dozen or so Portable tanks. That way if I need to use what ever it is and I've run out else where, I just wrench one of those off it and go about my business.

 

[Lohengrin]

I do love me some portable tanks. Awesome for switching out jobs on Magma Crucible/Liquid Transposer.

 

[KingTriaxx]

Definitely.