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I would def go with native species. Some large wallago would be awsome and quite unique i think if it is youtube you wanna focus on. Havnt seen anyone with an species only tank with wallago
 
Poseidon2.0 said:
Well I guess I was responding to the idea that you are cooler where you are. According to my phone”s live temperature maps Erode is actually hotter than Chennai or Delhi right now (97• F compared with o 93 and 95•F at mid day). It’s hot man! and getting hotter in the coming weeks as you point out. You might want to stick to the indigenous species. In any case, I”m looking forward to seeing what you come up with. Looks to be an amazing tank from your video. Best of luck to you.
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I regularly travel between chennai and erode and even my father is there, but there no chance chennai is cooler than erode, at max here it could be 95
 
THE FISH GUY INDIA said:
I regularly travel between chennai and erode and even my father is there, but there no chance chennai is cooler than erode, at max here it could be 95
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I’m just going by what weather reports from those two regions are saying. Check it out for yourself. Though I agree the smaller cities tend to be cooler. Spent a lot of time in Pune which was elevated and always cooler than Mumbai. Spent a little time in Rameshvaram and Mahabalipuram and both would typically feel cooler than Chennai, though all is very hot !
 
THE FISH GUY INDIA said:
. . . the room was built 110 years back so the material used in the buid makes the room really cool too
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Thick stone/masonry gives you lots of thermal mass. That means stability, which is what you want, even more than any particular exact temperature. Adding thousands of gallons of water adds a lot more, if only about a third the effective capacity of the masonry.


That is lots of mass, and if the building is protected from direct sun by large trees & adjacent structures, your temperatures should be very stable.

Maybe you could sketch us up a rough floor plan of your fishroom.
 
Poseidon2.0 said:
I’m just going by what weather reports from those two regions are saying. Check it out for yourself. Though I agree the smaller cities tend to be cooler. Spent a lot of time in Pune which was elevated and always cooler than Mumbai. Spent a little time in Rameshvaram and Mahabalipuram and both would typically feel cooler than Chennai, though all is very hot !
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U are right but the thing is weather reports always don’t be right, here in erode also we have more green and around my house goes 3 rivers and 2 streams
 
Ulu said:
Thick stone/masonry gives you lots of thermal mass. That means stability, which is what you want, even more than any particular exact temperature. Adding thousands of gallons of water adds a lot more, if only about a third the effective capacity of the masonry.


That is lots of mass, and if the building is protected from direct sun by large trees & adjacent structures, your temperatures should be very stable.

Maybe you could sketch us up a rough floor plan of your fishroom.
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Yes i will do that
 
THE FISH GUY INDIA said:
Guyz can u give me a suggestion whether it will be good have 10 peacock bass in the 2500g
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Depending on the species it would work out. 10 fully grown temensis would not work. 10 kels or some of the other smaller species would work. A friend of mine has a tank thats 400x250x120cm wich is a bit over 2500g and has 5 temensis 3 orinocos 2 monoculus and 9 small rays. And his tank is full. He cant add more fish to that tank due to temensis growing to 100cm orinocos to 70-75cm and the same with monoculus. 2500g is alot of water but then have in mind you cant throw how much fish in the tank. And alot of species youve asked about is growing massive. Just my two cents.
 
Tobiassorensen said:
Depending on the species it would work out. 10 fully grown temensis would not work. 10 kels or some of the other smaller species would work. A friend of mine has a tank thats 400x250x120cm wich is a bit over 2500g and has 5 temensis 3 orinocos 2 monoculus and 9 small rays. And his tank is full. He cant add more fish to that tank due to temensis growing to 100cm orinocos to 70-75cm and the same with monoculus. 2500g is alot of water but then have in mind you cant throw how much fish in the tank. And alot of species youve asked about is growing massive. Just my two cents.
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im thinking of monoculus and kelbri ,is that good
 
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