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  1. umfalcon
    Hey everyone, When is it time to add a dehumidifier? I currently have a 29g, a 55g, and a 10g. I do not run a dehumidifier and have no moisture/mold problems. However, I am planning to add two 75g to my collection. Should I put a dehumidifier in the room at this point? I will say that I live in the deep South and we have crazy high humidity for most of the year. Again though, no mold problems thus far.
  2. Preston John
    @Jorge Sanchez Here are some photos for you.
  3. Moscik81
    Hello my fish Friends. Im in process of setting up my 6 tank in the basement. So far everything is running on Coop sponge filter and each tank have heater but i want to switch to “central heater”. During winter times its gets really cold down there and i will like to heat up whole room. Its medium to small size room and im looking for recommendations for best way to heat it up. I have easy access to gas pipes/220v and central heat ducks. Thanks in advance !
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