Air Conditioning Vs. Aquariums

[R_sustaita]

Move then. If they are making u take ur fish away go with them.

[LordBarron7692]

Sounds like maybe your indoor fan maybe clogged or your evap is clogging up but to be honest with it being a cold water system my bet is on the fan or like sunny said a clog in the duct work but if its every room its probably the fanr

[Nickintex]

The unfortunate thing is that if my apartment manager says they have to go, they HAVE to go.

[R_sustaita]

humity will affect the ac. mainly on the condenser. dont ask me why i was jsut told that too.

[armthehomeless]

I have a dehumidifier in my fish room.

http://www.ehow.com/facts_5863586_effect-humidity-air-conditioners.html

You live in an old apartment complex, right Nick? Chances are . . . the AC can't keep up. I had the same issue when I was in an apartment.

[SunnyHouTX]

You might also wanna have them check the ductwork for obstructions/restrictions

[Nickintex]

Does it blow weak in every room?

Yes it does! It's a cold water system.

[LordBarron7692]

Does it blow weak in every room?

[Nickintex]

Even with the filters changed monthly, I have had poor circulation.

[LordBarron7692]

I've never heard of humidity having an effect on circulation but what could be happening is if your not changing the filter its clogging up which is causing the ac to work harder

[Nickintex]

Does having multiple or large aquariums really have a significant effect on air conditioning? I've been having circulation issues with the AC unit in my apartment so my manager agreed to have it replaced. HOWEVER, the contractors told my apartment manager that the reason for the unit not working properly is the humidity from my aquariums and she told me that if I continue to have ac issues, I have to get rid of most of my aquariums. The current lease does state that I am only allowed 2 20 gallon aquariums (I have owned all my aquariums BEFORE the new management last year), but the new management does not enforce it UNLESS there is a problem.