Alm0stAwesome
Fish Aficionado
OOoooooOoooOo! 

Hope the wife made you put that light up![]()
Hope the wife made you put that light up![]()
You dont like the light? Or you do like it?
It is above where the games table is going, so looks a little odd just now but will all fall into place once the table is in![]()
Hope the wife made you put that light up![]()
You dont like the light? Or you do like it?
It is above where the games table is going, so looks a little odd just now but will all fall into place once the table is in![]()
lol, i cant actually decide.
It looks like it should belong in an old peoples home. certainly looks out of place in a plasterboard wall/ceiling room, more suited to some nice rustic beams...
Would be quite cool over a Poker table though!
Now that's what I call a drinks cabinet Rorie![]()
I'd have to agree!!!Having a nice FULL liquor cabinet just means you don't drink enough.![]()
My mate who kept marine fish in his "shed" has this issue with high humidity, in winter condensation & mould appearing on walls despite the winter heating and despite the tanks being covered..... The room has been at 99% humidity since i started
So the room is at 24 degrees and has been steady for the last few weeks. I put my lids in place and put on my dehumidifier to sort the room out. Issue number 1) Evidently the deh. creates a lot of heat - the room has shot up to 28 degrees! And i have no way of cooling itSo not sure how to get around that!
Problem 2) I had hoped that once the humidity had dropped down, the dehu. woultnt be on much.....but it is! i switched it off and within 20mins the humidity had gone up to 70% again. WHYYYYYY?? I do not understand. The tanks have great seals, so where is the water coming from?! Suggestions? Not the HMA BTW as that is off now.