Subwoofer

[quitters]

Im setting up a tank and the only place i can do this is next to a home ent. system's subwoofer its almost under the tank down at like a 70 degree angle.

how much of an issue is this, i cant move it because on the other side of the tv is a snake and i think thats really sensitive.

the subby is used every few days for about a movie's lenght of time.

what do u guys think?

Fish:
4 guppies
11 gold tetras
1 algae eater
2 coral blue dwarf gouramis.

any help much appretiated thank you!

 

[Wood_Dog]

My tank is in the living room with our home theater system. Never had any problems...and my subby gets worked hard, all the time,lol.

 

[CGGorman]

I wouldn't worry about it. To a fish, it wouldn't be any different than a big truck driving by or somebody walking past the tank.

 

[tmcgee]

Or more naturally, a thunderstorm

 

[tropicfishman]

try a 5000 watt PA system, with 6 !5 " drivers and 4 18 inch subs, 2 crate half stacks ) 4x12's ) drums, and a carvin 600 watt full stack bass amp ( 18 " on bottom, and 4x 10" on top ) yeah my fish had to be moved ratehr quickly lol

 

[quitters]

lol k thanks guys

 

[jcarlilesiu]

i have my tank near my ent. stand with some nice speakers.. at first the fish dart around when the bass hit during movies, now they could care less

 

[quitters]

ooOOOooo mkay thanks!

 

[tropicfishman]

mine stayed frozen in fear lol

 

[Andyvette]

Or more naturally, a thunderstorm

Very true... in fact, put in a strobe light.... it might create a new sense of reality for them, and help with breeding.

 

[tropicfishman]

I wonder if a strobe would cause seizures in fish liek it can with some people????

 

[rollin_22]

i wonder if fish even realize what a thunderstorm is...... alot of fish have been tank bred, and those that havent were taken right after being born, i dont know though... i have always just wondered this