Hi!
I am getting back in the hobby after being out for a year or so, and want to set up a reefer 350 within the next year. That being said, I want to spread out the expenses as much as I can. I figure a good way to do this would be to go ahead and get dry rock curing so that it is mature when I am ready to build the tank.
So, my question - I live in Tampa, FL. It's HOT. Is curing the dry rock in my garage safe? Will the heat hurt the process? It can get up to 125 F in the garage on the hottest days. Coming into winter, it likely won't get colder than ~35 F or so.
Any thought on how temperature will impact the curing process? Does it make more sense to find a spot inside?
I am getting back in the hobby after being out for a year or so, and want to set up a reefer 350 within the next year. That being said, I want to spread out the expenses as much as I can. I figure a good way to do this would be to go ahead and get dry rock curing so that it is mature when I am ready to build the tank.
So, my question - I live in Tampa, FL. It's HOT. Is curing the dry rock in my garage safe? Will the heat hurt the process? It can get up to 125 F in the garage on the hottest days. Coming into winter, it likely won't get colder than ~35 F or so.
Any thought on how temperature will impact the curing process? Does it make more sense to find a spot inside?