Neptune Aquatics

Willie’s Last Aquarium Build

MichaelB said:
Looks great, is that lament flooring?

If so that's what I'm planning to try to put down in my living room. I Would appreciate a few tips if and when you have time.
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Sure. Let me know when you’re ready. It’s called LVP flooring. It’s waterproof. Really easy to install. It’s snaps together like a Lego.
 
Turkeysammich said:
Well. Calling it finished for now. There’s still a few odds and ends left. I’m ready to move forward with the aquarium install over the next few months. Dunno if you guys want to see that or not.
Rolf has gifted me with Bennett’s aquarium. He is so generous. He’s really good to me. Here’s my question. Should I connect my 320 to Rolf’s 125 with a dual external sump. Meaning the sump is not under the stand. Or run them separately with each one independently. One is going to be a sps and stuff. The other is going to be angels and butterflies and whatever else corals that they don’t eat. Oops. Forgot the pictures. View attachment 65134View attachment 65135View attachment 65136View attachment 65137

Plan to heat and cool the shed with the mini split running constantly.
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Sick!! Love the grass!
 
A mini split above the tank is awesome. Seeing the condensation mine pulls from above the tank is wild. It went up to a gallon a day when using the dehumidifier feature.

I found when I had it on to heat the room (78 degrees set point) and I had the fins oscillating, it would cool my tank to 75 despite having hot air blown it's way. Useful for the summer when it'll need to be cooled, but kicks the heater on more in the winter unless I set the vent as fixed.
 
finalphaze987 said:
A mini split above the tank is awesome. Seeing the condensation mine pulls from above the tank is wild. It went up to a gallon a day when using the dehumidifier feature.

I found when I had it on to heat the room (78 degrees set point) and I had the fins oscillating, it would cool my tank to 75 despite having hot air blown it's way. Useful for the summer when it'll need to be cooled, but kicks the heater on more in the winter unless I set the vent as fixed.
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Interesting. I appreciate the feedback. This is my first time using a mini split like this. I’m hoping it’s efficient and effective.
 
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