I have been keeping up with maintenance for the most part. I sometimes skip water changes, but I am trying not too. I am not an "attention sloot".
Should I build the fish shed?
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Well I would rather cut off my face than get rid of my fish and I'm not going to be cutting off my face.
Na, my hubby's into all that, he was really good when we got together. Me... Na, I'm scared of flying insects... And people wonder why I don't leave my house! Haha
And here we goes again with "Mr. Know it all" title...You shoulda just stick to 1 thing and get it done and proud with that rather change your goal pretty much every week and completed NOTHING.
Should you build a fish shed?
When I was a kid I did significant enough damage to my parents home with my many tanks (humidity) to slightly reduce the value of their house.
And/or to create a heavy and expensive cleanup, and work load that adds stress.
It is now decades later, and I moved to Panama about a year ago, and had to have a number of rooms my former house that held tanks, remediated for mold.
Even in that small house (a 1 bedroom bungalow), the remediation cost was upwards of $2000.00
Lots of fish tanks and humidity have far reaching effects to a home unless you have sufficient controls put into place. If you do not have those controls in place, and are not reducing humidity in the house now.
Yes, a shed is a good idea.
When I was a kid I did significant enough damage to my parents home with my many tanks (humidity) to slightly reduce the value of their house.
And/or to create a heavy and expensive cleanup, and work load that adds stress.
It is now decades later, and I moved to Panama about a year ago, and had to have a number of rooms my former house that held tanks, remediated for mold.
Even in that small house (a 1 bedroom bungalow), the remediation cost was upwards of $2000.00
Lots of fish tanks and humidity have far reaching effects to a home unless you have sufficient controls put into place. If you do not have those controls in place, and are not reducing humidity in the house now.
Yes, a shed is a good idea.
