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Post pics of your greenhouses/terrariums/boggarden
- Thread starter SunPitcher
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Changing it now.
Got a new 10G for 10buks and spray painted it silver and going to tint it soon with 20% limo tint.
The old tank is going to be used as my African Cichlid Fry tank (Glass is kinda scratched from rocks).
I got a nice stand from walmart that holds two 10G tanks. More pics later.
The setup has a fogger, and fan, and a 65watt Fluorex. I have eggcrate with different levels in the water. The temp is 10F lower than room temp when the light is on and gets to about 95% humidity when the fogger is on high.
Got a new 10G for 10buks and spray painted it silver and going to tint it soon with 20% limo tint.
The old tank is going to be used as my African Cichlid Fry tank (Glass is kinda scratched from rocks).
I got a nice stand from walmart that holds two 10G tanks. More pics later.
The setup has a fogger, and fan, and a 65watt Fluorex. I have eggcrate with different levels in the water. The temp is 10F lower than room temp when the light is on and gets to about 95% humidity when the fogger is on high.
Yea definetly smaller than most setups. I was going to use a 20G long tank with two Fluorex's but this will have to do for now. I have way too many tanks in my room.
I got a 30G, 20G, and two 10G's in my tiny sleeping room.
In the pots on the bottom I have LFS, so no dirt leaks out.
If I need to drain the excess water, I can use my Python aquarium gravel cleaner and suck all the water out into the sink.
In the pots on the bottom I have LFS, so no dirt leaks out.
If I need to drain the excess water, I can use my Python aquarium gravel cleaner and suck all the water out into the sink.
Hi, the 80mm low profile fan I got from some equipment from work in the city blows in. I think I took it out of a printer or old computer.
I have it hooked up to a 1000ma radio shack AC adapter with variable voltage so I can control the speed.
The fan, fogger, and light are all on a timer to go on for 14 hours. The fan blows the fogger mist around to other parts of the aquarium and I have small exit holes out from gaps in the top and where the light sits in. So this setup creates a positive air pressure rather then a negative air pressure right now.
I have it hooked up to a 1000ma radio shack AC adapter with variable voltage so I can control the speed.
The fan, fogger, and light are all on a timer to go on for 14 hours. The fan blows the fogger mist around to other parts of the aquarium and I have small exit holes out from gaps in the top and where the light sits in. So this setup creates a positive air pressure rather then a negative air pressure right now.
I have the plastic heat sheild on it and the fan keeps it cool. When the fogger is on it gets even cooler cause humid air can move warm air while dry air can't hold any heat.
Without fogger and the fan on, the temps get +10 over room temp. With fogger on and fan on, the temp drops to -10 below room temp depending on the fogger setting.
Without fogger and the fan on, the temps get +10 over room temp. With fogger on and fan on, the temp drops to -10 below room temp depending on the fogger setting.
