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monster shark tank
was surfin other sites and found a site whrer a guy built a 1650 gal sharktank,the site is http://www.villagebistro.info/article2003010301-1.php
check it out :cool: Jim |
cool!
but where are the sharks, all i could find is a pic with a big feeder fish in it! :lol: |
http://groups.msn.com/TheSharkTank/shoebox.msnw
found a better site of the same tank ,includes pics of the sharks :cool: |
Wonder how the humidity level is in his House :)
What a NICE tank though |
I am assuming you are not familiar with Mr. 4000 then, who had a 4000 gallon tank in his basement. Apparently he had to remove it as it was rotting his house out.
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I install very large shark tanks reef tanks and display tanks in businesses and houses and as long as they are plumbed and vented properly they will not rot your house
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do you have any pics of your work(shark tanks)?
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Whats the best way to vent a room? I have a room in my basement that I eventually want to use for a in wall 300+ gallon tank
Jim |
Hey Jim
Well I have about 400 ish gallon's in a room the size of a bedroom in the basement. The room does not have a return air to the furnace so the humidity cannot be sucked into the rest of the house. I installed a bathroom air fan (larger in size) and left about a 3 inch gap under the door. The room is sealed. It get's very hot and humid when the light's are on. I have the bathroom exhaust fan on a humidistat and it turn's on when the room goes above 45 to 50% humidity (I can adjust this of course as well.) In my opinion this is how you seal off a tank from rotting the rest of your house. :biggrin: |
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