Need ventilation fan. Suggesitons?

[tangs123tangs]

Hello.

I have a new setup that I need advice for.

I recently got my 800 G peninsula reef tank running. Just behind the room I have my sump, which is in a separate room. The room also happens to be our workout room. The room in which the sump is in faces an exterior wall and I want to get some ventilation into the room. Mainly just want to get air out of the room to the exterior of the home-to both get rid of C02 (help pH) as well as reduce the smell in the room.

What are my options? Willing to spend money on it if needed as this is obviously important. Any suggestions would be much appreciated! Thanks!

 

[eggie]

Hello.

I have a new setup that I need advice for.

I recently got my 800 G peninsula reef tank running. Just behind the room I have my sump, which is in a separate room. The room also happens to be our workout room. The room in which the sump is in faces an exterior wall and I want to get some ventilation into the room. Mainly just want to get air out of the room to the exterior of the home-to both get rid of C02 (help pH) as well as reduce the smell in the room.

What are my options? Willing to spend money on it if needed as this is obviously important. Any suggestions would be much appreciated! Thanks!

An Air ex changer is what I believe is the most recommended to get fresh air in and out in close rooms
or if you simply have a window that would work as well

Here is an example

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