dfreeman64
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Yea no A/C in Houston and I eould not be concerned for the fish for I would be dead!!!!!!!
I Know How To Make Your Tank Up To 10 Degrees Cooler With Out A Chiller
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jesikarose
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that Why I love Kentucky Not to Hot... Not to Cold... all I have to worry aboout is Torandoes!!!
jesikarose
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I was thinking if there is a way to measure the salt... you could just throw in some salt ice cubes!!!
merredeth
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Originally Posted by JesikaRose
I was thinking if there is a way to measure the salt... you could just throw in some salt ice cubes!!!
I would think with the SG changing from when frozen to defrosted in theory it could work. However, if you stuck them straight in a tank, it could make too many cold spots. If you stuck it in a fuge that way, quite a bit would kill some of the microlife a fuge helps build and maintain.
If I'm wrong on that theory or someone disagrees please explain.
Always a student with questions and occassionally the teacher,
Denise M.
I was thinking if there is a way to measure the salt... you could just throw in some salt ice cubes!!!
I would think with the SG changing from when frozen to defrosted in theory it could work. However, if you stuck them straight in a tank, it could make too many cold spots. If you stuck it in a fuge that way, quite a bit would kill some of the microlife a fuge helps build and maintain.
If I'm wrong on that theory or someone disagrees please explain.
Always a student with questions and occassionally the teacher,
Denise M.
jesikarose
Member
I dont know anything I am a newbi... I jsut thought it would be cool.. LOL
merredeth
Active Member
Originally Posted by alvin
You buy a $40 hose, and hook it up to one of your AC vents in your house, and point it into the tank
Sorry I had to spoil your secret haha
Hmmm.... I suppose in theory it is possible, however if you use a new hose I would think that you may be dealing with gas issues deriving from using a hose that basically would still have oil type of residues and odor issues from the products used to actually create the hose.
Anyone else have any thoughts on that?
Denise M.
You buy a $40 hose, and hook it up to one of your AC vents in your house, and point it into the tank
Sorry I had to spoil your secret haha
Hmmm.... I suppose in theory it is possible, however if you use a new hose I would think that you may be dealing with gas issues deriving from using a hose that basically would still have oil type of residues and odor issues from the products used to actually create the hose.
Anyone else have any thoughts on that?
Denise M.
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n_sarno
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lets see how you did itt!
merredeth
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Originally Posted by Threed240
I don't think their that high in residue. Otherwise they would drip oil on our floors. Maybe thats reading a little to deep in to this. :thinking:
Well since water comes out and oil issues would be hard to really tell - how could one know what manufacturing practices a hose plant would have much less test for it? :notsure:
Denise M.
I don't think their that high in residue. Otherwise they would drip oil on our floors. Maybe thats reading a little to deep in to this. :thinking:
Well since water comes out and oil issues would be hard to really tell - how could one know what manufacturing practices a hose plant would have much less test for it? :notsure:
Denise M.
ryanhayes9
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so wat is it???????????????????
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kimc
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Bump!!! (we're still waiting)
philgmiami
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ill have pics sat night
..step by step pics.. my thing will only work on 6 to 8 foot long tanks though
