Re: [Killietalk] How to keep fish cool.

[Wright Huntley <jwwiii at pacbell_net>]

Yes, I'm quite aware, but don't care. It is free and the smarter they 
are at giving me pop-up ads that are appropriate, the happier I am. I 
could pay for it and eliminate the so-called spy ware. I also use 
Intellicast and several others, but Weatherbug is nice enough to give me 
local conditions constantly and very good at alerts (which we need, 
here). They also let me choose my sponsors, so I don't get hit with ads 
for products that wouldn't let me get through doors or get to sleep at 
night. :-)

Wright

Ben Klein wrote:

> Just a quick OT, but Ad-Aware says that Weatherbug is spy ware which 
> tracks your browsing. Just thought you should know.
>
> Ben
>
> At 09:57 PM 9/24/2003 -0700, you wrote:
>
> >  but my Weatherbug is predicting 36F for tonight's low. Twice a day, 
> > one is very comfortable. :-)
> >
> > I'll have to see what I can talk my landlord into. :-)
> >
> > Wright
> >
> > LeeH920226 at aol_com wrote:
> >
> > > In a message dated 9/24/03 8:21:39 PM, jwwiii at pacbell_net writes:
> > > << I know how to use evaporation, AC air blast, and other such tricks 
> > > to  keep fish from cooking. I'd still love to hear other folks 
> > > methods for  getting through the "dog days" and still have healthy 
> > > fish. >>
> > > Wright,
> > >     I know very little about the area you live in, but could you take 
> > > advantage of the cooler ground temperatures in some way? I put my 
> > > cool water fish directly on the concrete floor in my basement and it 
> > > stays below 70 degrees in the summer. My pools are in the direct sun, 
> > > but because they are below ground (2 out of 3 of them), they stay 
> > > cool, except at the surface in the hot sun. Can you dig a hole to 
> > > make a root cellar type of structure?  I have more problem keeping 
> > > myself cool than the fish.
> > >     For example see
> > > http://www.aacompanies.com/cooling.html
> > > http://www.waterfurnace.com/coolingcycleanimation.asp
> > > Lee Harper
> > > Media, PA
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