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![]() You DIYers are amazing
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![]() Very nice!
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![]() Thanks for the compliments everybody
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![]() isnt that too loud and disturbing for the fish?
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![]() No I am not sure why but the mic on that camera is mega sensitive, it's not loud at all. The fish don't even notice it's moving.
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![]() Thats great, now invent an automatic water changing thingy.
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![]() Oh that's easy. Timers, float switches and pumps LOL
One pump to pump out the old water, another one activated by a float switch inside your tank to pump water in from a makeup bucket. For your makeup water you would need a bucket, a motorized unit to dump salt in once the bucket is empty and another float switch to add water to the bucket after the salt was dumped in. Finally a timer to turn on the powerhead and heater. Easy as pie LOL |
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