clock next to fish?

[conduit7]

Want to place grandmother clock 6 ft. from tank. Will the chimes bother the fish at night? I know the ocean is noicey, but natural noice. Don't want to keep them up all night and don't want to compromise their health. All replys appreciated. Thanks Carol

 

[Myteemouse]

LOL I wouldn't think so...

 

[Xtremedave67]

maybe does them with some ambien at night? LOL

 

[vinny2261]

The fish should become use to the routine that you setup for them. Lights, movement, circulation and other house noises will become part of thier enviroment. I would not suggest Loud speakers, but the clock should be ok.

 

[Krish]

They'll get use to it like they do with any noise in the house

 

[mcoomer]

I would be more concerned about the clock. If it's a nice clock, or heirloom, I wouldn't put it too close to the tank. Warm, moist air could be bad for the wood and movement of the clock. Just a thought.

Mike

 

[pledosophy]

You are worrying way to much.

 

[grassi]

I would be more concerned about the clock. If it's a nice clock, or heirloom, I wouldn't put it too close to the tank. Warm, moist air could be bad for the wood and movement of the clock. Just a thought.

Mike

I agree with you. I have my tanks in the basement and I noticed rust on some stuff upstairs (bike, chromed coffee machine and so on)

 

[WA98296]

BTW In case you didn't know, some clocks chime louder during the day than the night. Make sure you're on the right twelve hour cycle.

 

[YamahaF934]

You must make a great parent!!!

 

[johnpeezy]

I doubt that clock is as noisy as the television located 6 feet away from my tank, I leave the TV on all night as it helps me sleep....

I just angled it so my lion fish can watch it too.

He only freaks out when shark week is on, or when I change the channel from NCIS.