equipment is as follows;
64g tank (uk gals)
fluval 404 canister.
fluval 204 canister.
no heater!
82 degrees water temp.
76 degrees room temp.
no direct sunlight.
no radiator next to tank.
would anyone suggest a chiller or equipment re-think??
jay...
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too much heat!!
by jaypython on Fri Sep 02, 2005 4:29 pm
has anyone ever had there water heated up too much with the use of just 2 external filters??
equipment is as follows;
64g tank (uk gals)
fluval 404 canister.
fluval 204 canister.
no heater!
82 degrees water temp.
76 degrees room temp.
no direct sunlight.
no radiator next to tank.
would anyone suggest a chiller or equipment re-think??
jay...
equipment is as follows;
64g tank (uk gals)
fluval 404 canister.
fluval 204 canister.
no heater!
82 degrees water temp.
76 degrees room temp.
no direct sunlight.
no radiator next to tank.
would anyone suggest a chiller or equipment re-think??
jay...
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too much heat!!
by jaypython on Sat Sep 03, 2005 1:42 pm
no lights!!
the lighting im connecting tonight which is;
1 aqua glow tube
1 actinic tube
1 marine glow tube
disconnected the smaller fluval last night and the temp dropped 1 degree.
jay
the lighting im connecting tonight which is;
1 aqua glow tube
1 actinic tube
1 marine glow tube
disconnected the smaller fluval last night and the temp dropped 1 degree.
jay
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too much heat!!
by GMAN on Thu Sep 08, 2005 9:22 pm
If you have glass canopies they really hold heat i good///
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