TheFury
Oh, the humanity!!
Thanks Rob! It certainly won't help the coolant get any cooler, but it will definitely dissipate heat faster, which in turn means that the system will hopefully have that much more heat-zapping potential once my room turns into an oven this summer!
A few more pics - I've added some neighbors (and, please excuse the crappy iPhone pics)
I put a pothos plant on top of a takeout container lid on the reservoir of my cooler. It looks neat, and the pot will act as insulation! Temps in my terrarium currently mid-60s with an ambient temperature of 70-ish (cooling system only kicks in at night with these ambient temps). RH is steady above 80%.
Funny, I notice my humidifier works MUCH harder to keep the humidity up when it's set at 85% instead of 80%. At 85% I need to refill it every two days. I can easily go three or four days if I keep my Hygrotherm set to 80% RH.
You'll also notice a few more empty spaces in the terrarium! That's because I'm making room for a few new arrivals currently on their way most notably a N. ventricosa x hamata and a N. burbidgae x edwardsiana.
Some of the plants went here:
Once I add a humidifier to the area, this windowsill should actually become an acceptable spot to grow LL Neps.
The rest of the plants went here:
A good ol' tray of dews & pings
A few more pics - I've added some neighbors (and, please excuse the crappy iPhone pics)
I put a pothos plant on top of a takeout container lid on the reservoir of my cooler. It looks neat, and the pot will act as insulation! Temps in my terrarium currently mid-60s with an ambient temperature of 70-ish (cooling system only kicks in at night with these ambient temps). RH is steady above 80%.
Funny, I notice my humidifier works MUCH harder to keep the humidity up when it's set at 85% instead of 80%. At 85% I need to refill it every two days. I can easily go three or four days if I keep my Hygrotherm set to 80% RH.
You'll also notice a few more empty spaces in the terrarium! That's because I'm making room for a few new arrivals currently on their way most notably a N. ventricosa x hamata and a N. burbidgae x edwardsiana.
Some of the plants went here:
Once I add a humidifier to the area, this windowsill should actually become an acceptable spot to grow LL Neps.
The rest of the plants went here:
A good ol' tray of dews & pings