LBathory;2129155; said:
you mean you've upgraded to an "Actual fish room"??blurock;2129578; said:Thanks.
Yeah i got lucky enough to get an enV so I have a 2 mega pixle camera on it... but I have a wonderful canon 20D sitting right next to my computer... its just getting the nice camera to the fish room... takes too much effort
basslover34;2129689; said:
Big plans... I know... haha
blurock;2131560; said:You mean a room that's not a dorm?
Well, it's not necessarily a "true" fish room yet. But I have all my tanks set up in the same room now, they actually have a whole basement to themselves. And I'll either be building my pond there, OR buying a shed and turning it into a fish room, which will be a large pond on one side and tanks on the other...
But you see... the problem is this fish room I have now is about 5 blocks away in a different house... It's driving me crazy!!! But hopefully I'll be buying a nice 75g set up this weekend that my parents will allow in their house. So I can enjoy my baby cats for a minute before they grow more... haha
The advantage of the basement build is that it would be cheaper to do as well as usually more space, but the advantage of the shed is that you can build it to suite your needs and you can really seal it up well for humidity and such, but you may have issues for things like Water supply (not really easy to run hot water to the shed unless you consider installing a small water heater (which doesn't always allow for large water changes etc) drainage of old water is a consideration as well since Sheds are usually placed "out of the way" it means that they are sometimes to close to garages, houses, fences ect that can't always handle a few hundred gallons of water being dumped out every few days.
220g.
