loud noises + fish = dead?

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i sometimes like to play my music loud and i'm planning on having a kegger at my new place when i turn 21 in april... if i had my fish tank in the same room can i not be loud? will they die, or could i get a smaller 10 gal tank and put a heater in it and give it to a neighbor?

i need my beer and my party but i want to have fish.
suggestions?

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sorry, i did a search and found my answer. i will be back though, as i am a newbie at this stuff and will surely mess something up and ask q's soon.

 

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At a keg party my concern for the fish would not be the noise but a drunk friend convinced that the fish need a shot. I would make sure that no one could add anything to that tank.

Tom

 

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good point, i will duct tape that ******.

 

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• Feb 17, 2004

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sup man can we come to the kegga!!!!!!!!
yeah don't let any drunks pour beer in for the fish

 

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sorry bud i'm in texas, but if y'all need any wheel/tire or car->ford->mustang advice, let me know and i'll help you out.