Tanks in Bedrooms

[Bottomfeeder]

I'll play...

Here's my room and board, and all my roommates. Plus my Strat because it adds to the atmosphere of me.

 

[MrBlueDream]

You're crazy bottom feeder!

 

[MrBlueDream]

MR Blue.. are those HID transformers I'm seeing on your floor? If so, are you using them on a tank?

I did for about a week, since it came with the aquarium. However, 500 watts of HID is too much for fresh, even with 6700 and 10000 bulbs.

I switched for an ecoxotic e series. Lacks the punch of HID though.

 

[Bottomfeeder]

You're crazy bottom feeder!

Ha! So I've been told. They're actually mostly reptiles and amphibians, which is good because when time comes to move out, I can condense pretty much everything into rubbermaid crates.

All except my blue tongue skink, my house gecko, and my aquatic roommates.

 

[harrison5609]

nothing better than a tank in bedroom in my book

 

[Nim Dibbley]

its not convenient for for me to do water changes in the bedroom. hence, no bedroom tank.

 

[Rafini]

The view from the side of my bed

 

[krichardson]

its not convenient for for me to do water changes in the bedroom. hence, no bedroom tank.

I don't think I could sleep with the noise going on either.

 

[Bud8Fan]

I sleep in my 8yr old son's room because he's afraid to sleep alone. 29g, 75g, & 5g. Hopefully I can go back to my own room someday soon.


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Watch South Park's "Spooky Fish" episode and you will find out why your son can't sleep.

 

[aljar8]

In my single days, I had a 180 reef, a 100 with fish and a Hawaiian Dragon moray, and a 100 with an octopus, all plumbed into a filter in a storage closet. Closet was vented outside, so no noise, heat, or humidity. Perfect setup, but marriage killed that.