Seaman
Shrimp gumbo, shrimp salad etc...
haha this doesn have anything to do with this thread, i just wanted to give a HI to the fellow DnB head above me!! Give it up for tha ragga crew!! hahaha
loud music
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I found this thread and was wondering the same- but my system isn't powerful at all.
I'm a house/dub/happy hardcore dj/producer.
I'm a house/dub/happy hardcore dj/producer.
My fish dont seem to mind at home either......but when they come home from the LFS I dont blast my subwoofer......it will only add to the stress.
31337 said:
Well I would like to know whom you've been talking too, and what breed of Betta they have. Rarely do you see 7-year-old bettas. Rarely do you even seen 5-year-old bettas. Even my "4-5 year average" is unscientific, unrealistic, and solely based on my experiences. To have a 5-year-old betta would be considered quite old, and again: a 6-7 year old betta is about unheard of.
Ok, i guess 5-7 years is a little long. It was just an estimate, bad one on my part, but oh well.
I prefer breakbeats over that jungle junk.
I prefer breakbeats over that jungle junk.
anyone who spins is my hero!!! 
pr0gress, you are my hero. :bowing: i wanted to put turntables in the back of my car, and my boyfriend wrinkled his nose and called me a n00b.
but, what can ya do? anyway, do you have a radio station?
ok, for the ontopic part, i think it would be ok. for me, i have only seen fish get scared if something falls in the tank, or the desk they are on gts bumped really hard, or smacking their tank.
have fun sinning !
pr0gress, you are my hero. :bowing: i wanted to put turntables in the back of my car, and my boyfriend wrinkled his nose and called me a n00b.but, what can ya do? anyway, do you have a radio station?
ok, for the ontopic part, i think it would be ok. for me, i have only seen fish get scared if something falls in the tank, or the desk they are on gts bumped really hard, or smacking their tank.
have fun sinning !
A friend of mine used to be in the voice-over industry. One of the studios he worked at had remodeled between his visits. The architect thought it would be cool to have a cichlid tank serve as the glass seperation between the booth and the studio proper. I can imagine what the specs were: 12"x72"x24" most likely, a fine view into the studio.
This went well for about a week. Then, suddenly, all the fish died. They were quickly replaced, only to have the new batch die in about a week. They stocked the tank once more before they figured out that the tremendous vibrations coming from the studio were killing the fish.
Ever since I heard that story, I have taken great pains to ensure that as little vibration from our home theater got to my tanks.
This went well for about a week. Then, suddenly, all the fish died. They were quickly replaced, only to have the new batch die in about a week. They stocked the tank once more before they figured out that the tremendous vibrations coming from the studio were killing the fish.
Ever since I heard that story, I have taken great pains to ensure that as little vibration from our home theater got to my tanks.
