Prepare for the most epic tank ever!!!

[Coldwater]

the chiller doesn't regulate temp and shut itself off when it gets low?! bah that sucks the mother don't it. How do you manage to keep the temp relatively constant then?

HUH??? I think it does regulate itself I was just responding to the question about a mini heater. I haven't plugged it in yet I have to buy some more plumbing things. I don't mind the questions they keep the thread alive.

I love the oddball organisms with screwed up biology.

Screwed up biology or superior beings? Think about it. Wouldn't you be happy with a fully functional third arm? I know I would. It would make cleaning the tanks easier. HA

Matt

[Beverly]

Originally Posted by The Moray Guy

Wouldn't you be happy with a fully functional third arm? I know I would. It would make cleaning the tanks easier.

Off topic, but if you had a third arm, where would it be on your body? I think you'd be better off with third and fourth arms. That way, your body would at least be symmetrical. That is if you didn't grow the extra arms on one side of your body Plus, tank cleaning would be a total breeze

[justinl]

ahhhh, i see what ya meant. my bad, i read it wrong.

which superiority would i take? Oh I know! Id take a page out of the hooded nudi's book. Id smell like watermelon! oh and Id also fart 100$ bills.

[Coldwater]

which superiority would i take? Oh I know! Id take a page out of the hooded nudi's book. Id smell like watermelon! oh and Id also fart 100$ bills.

I think after awhile you would really hate watermelon. But now a serious question. I am looking for a cheap small pump/powerhead so I can put water through my chiller. It needs to be between 600gph to 1000gph. Or should I cut into my plumbing and make it run off of my pump used for the main tank?

Matt

[andsoitgoes]

Originally Posted by The Moray Guy

HUH??? I think it does regulate itself I was just responding to the question about a mini heater. I haven't plugged it in yet I have to buy some more plumbing things. I don't mind the questions they keep the thread alive.

some have controllers, some don't. If it has a little panel where you can set the temp, then you're kosher. There are single and dual stage controllers as well, the dual stage controls the chiller and then the heater, to stop the constant flucuations, single stage just turns the chiller on when it gets too warm, and off once it hits the set degree.