What does /diy/ think about basement fish farms?
Anonymous
10/15/2025, 12:00:32 PM
No.2950941
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>>2951007
>>2951629
>>2950922 (OP)
Guy looks like a midget in Half Life
Anonymous
10/15/2025, 2:37:06 PM
No.2950947
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I raise fish in an abandoned pool in my neighborhood. I have all sorts of wild stuff in there
Anonymous
10/15/2025, 4:32:14 PM
No.2950956
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neat, worried about calcium leeching weakening the foundation but some old billboard vinly would fix the issue doubt the leeching will be a problem in his lifetime. house temps will be a problem, places with basement have cold ground temps so it will be cold, constantly fighting ground temps is not realistic.
Anonymous
10/17/2025, 4:23:51 AM
No.2951246
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>>2951258
>>2950922 (OP)
The humidity must be horrendous. Mould city, here we come.
Anonymous
10/17/2025, 6:28:34 AM
No.2951258
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>>2951246
>>2950922 (OP)
it says cistern which is distinctly different from a basement but yeah
Anonymous
10/19/2025, 5:39:41 AM
No.2951663
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>>2951991
I don't see a general for this shit, so where do I start building a fish tank as a complete beginner? I want to upgrade to Saltwater after a few months. Any tips?
Anonymous
10/20/2025, 7:21:01 PM
No.2951991
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>>2951663
Saltwater and freshwater are such different systems that you should just start out with saltwater if that's where you want to be.
Anonymous
10/21/2025, 1:15:18 AM
No.2952059
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>>2952073
>>2950922 (OP)
that man is like superhuman to the normies. rich, jacked af, amazing cook, amazing diy skills.
Anonymous
10/21/2025, 2:22:09 AM
No.2952073
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>>2952059
he lives in georgia so rich is relative
all completely attainable desu as long as you didn't make any huge mistakes when you were young
