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I noticed that you have your tank in the garage. How did that workout for you with heat and cold, humidity, rust?

Oh sorry. I look at your build thread and just marvel at the nice set up. I wish I had gone that route instead of getting a Red Sea. Just concerned kf the sturdiness of their stand. Your stand loa very strong.

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Thanks I can get them brand new for 360 each

Do you any problems with the chemistry of the tank with lid on?

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Only got the Govee about 3 days ago so will monitor more.

I appreciate all your input: they are extremely valuable. I’m trying to learn before making a mistake. I have a 200 sqf insulated single garage the door cannot be as insulated as the walls of course. I have been monitoring temp and humidity with Govee constant monitor and the temp is only 3-5...

I have a 34 g DT with a 15 g sump and each week I change 4 gallon of ato. Your 2500 g is 50 x more volume so perhaps the amount of ato you use is about 200 a week. No wonder you would have all that problems

Is it because everyone is having a big tank. Mine is 65 g with an exposed surface are of 3 ft x 2 ft. What about leaving the door from home to garage open? How is this different from having the tank inside the house?

Thank you. At the front of the garage near the door the sloping is the least and so I have to put the tank there. Thought I get your and anyone’s input on a few things: 1. Will the sloping of the floor (1 - 2 degrees) which is made of engineered wood board cause slipping especially in a small...

Damn it I need to call Terrence and complain

Thank you. At the front of the garage near the door the sloping is the least and so I have to put the tank there. Thought I get your and anyone’s input on a few things: 1. Will the sloping of the floor (1 - 2 degrees) which is made of engineered wood board cause slipping especially in a small...

I wish I don’t have to put the tank so need the door but this is the location that the slant in the floor is least (< 1 degrees). I might add foam insulation to the back of the tank or Reflectic to the door.

First, my garage is pretty furnished as all the walls are cover with Sheetrock and probably have insulation in them. Further, the garage is situated below a bedroom so heat from the roof is not s problem. There remains just the garage door itself and the edges that need to be insulated. For...

Day time 71 degrees and drops slowly down at night to a nadir of 65.5 degrees in the morning before coming back up.

So far I have insulated the door and used a thermometer from Govee to constantly monitor temperature day and night. The temp in the garage has not been much different..3-5 degrees lower than in the house. I think winter will be okay but not sure about summer (Orange County)

What are your techniques. Do you mind sharing to us young Pediwans?

interesting. I just bought a new tank and put it in my garage which is finished. I first insulated the garage door with foam boards and sealant. Text me would like to discuss the changes of outing tank in garage: temp, outlet availability, etc

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