Fish Tanks in the House
As you can see, the 300 gallon tanks were too big to fit through the doorway. I measured and found that I might have barely been able to fit them through on their side, but instead of marking up the door trim, I just decided to take two glass panels off and one of the vertical supports and I was able to get them in without any problem. It took me about 30 minutes.
Now I am at the point where I need to dig a hole on each side so that I can partially bury the two tanks.
posted by Jon Ezrine at 4:10 PM
5 Comments:
I seriously thought they'd be massive, but they look pretty manageable at that size!
I found you from an off spawn of youtube and blog viewings... keep it up! I am also starting my own thanks to others online.
why are you burying the tanks? Is it too cold sometimes? I take it burying keeps the temps normal?
cheers from FL!
Thanks for the comments. I am burying the tanks so that I can save as much space above for growing. Only planning to partially bury.
It's certainly progressing... Cant wait to see the next instalment. How do you think the water temp/fish will go in the glass house?
From talking to others with greenhouses, the water acts like a thermal mass, that stabilizes the temperature in the greenhouse. I am assuming I will need to heat the water in the winter, but that it will probably stay in the correct range during the summer.
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