Need Suggestions On Moving!

[Mel-E-Mel]

haha! good lookin out J! and thanks! ill probbaly need help with the plumbing when we get settled in. and of course there will be some munchies! ima holla at cha bro!

 

[650-IS350]

Mel , where did you buy your house at again?

 

[Mel-E-Mel]

Del, south san jose off brahnam and snell. not even a minute from brians fish world.

 

[jellygeee]

rommelgin: Not sure if you have done this already. Check the electric circuit breaker to see which breaker leads to which room. Depending on where you want to put your tank, you might want to find out how much electricity you will use on that location and how many breakers support that location. Also, as a safety precaution, you might want to install an GFCI power outlet to your future aquarium's outlet. You can get those for ~$12 at HomeDepot and DIY. But, turn of the breaker first before you install it.

In my situation, I had to find out the hard way that my living room and dining room are supported by one breaker. Imagine having TV, computer, lights, aquariums running at the same time. =p

 

[Mel-E-Mel]

Thanks for the heads up Jellygee. i will be getting my electricals all checked out soon. for the GFCI can you explain that a little more? is that one of those extension with multiple outlets?

 

[jellygeee]

To summarize, a GFCI outlet is an outlet that comes with the reset and test button. It is designed for use around wet areas. You normally found this outlet in the bathroom sink area, the outlet plug where people usually hook up their hair dryer.

Check the link below for more info:
http://www.easy2diy.com/cm/easy/diy_ht_index.asp?page_id=35720244

You can install it yourself or have your electrician install it for you. =)

 

[Mel-E-Mel]

Thanks for the link jellygeee! that makes it seem real easy!