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  1. Emeraldtarpon

    Would this produce good heat distribution in my tank

    Hi TFFers, a quick question on heater placement... Would placing the heater under the spray bar produce a good distribution of heat throughout the tank (4ft-200L...Canister 1400l/hr)? Here's a VERY rough example of what im talking about (trying to draw something on computers is a nightmare lol)...
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    Will 1 degree celcius damage the seals on my tank?

    Thanks very much guys and gals, you've put my mind at rest, i can stop stressing now lol. Love this place 😍😊✌️👍
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    Will 1 degree celcius damage the seals on my tank?

    Well, if thats not a true test of silicone's durability, i dont know what is. Thank you..ive obviously got nothing to worry about 👍
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    Will 1 degree celcius damage the seals on my tank?

    All good, it's currently empty 👍
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    Will 1 degree celcius damage the seals on my tank?

    All good, none of that plastic stuff here...just pure,unadulterated glass all 'round : )
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    Will 1 degree celcius damage the seals on my tank?

    Thank you, appreciate it 👍 I wasnt sure so i ended up wrapping it in old blankets...i may as well just leave them there now. I cant bring it inside at the moment 'cause ive done my lower back ☹️ (and yeah,, i did it cleaning the bloody tank lol).
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    Will 1 degree celcius damage the seals on my tank?

    Hi TFFers, just a quick question.... My 4ft tank is currently sitting outdoors under my verandah (on styrene sheets to protect the bottom of the tank). Weve got a 1 degree celcius night coming up and i was wondering if these kinds of temps will damage the silicone seals? Appreciate your replies...
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    The two vs one heater argument again...which system works harder to maintain temp.

    Ive noted from your posts Byron that you are a very experienced aquarist and i always appreciate your replies because of this. If i'm to be honest, i think i might be questioning your advice for an unrelated matter.... Running costs :unsure: Your advice kinda shocked me a bit and i started to...
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    The two vs one heater argument again...which system works harder to maintain temp.

    Ok, sorry Byrron...just catching up LOL. 2 x 250 to 300w 😲 really? Im currently running a 3ft-130L tank with a Fluval T 200w heater in the above conditions (8-10c at night) and its coping very well (temps staying stable -/+1c at night). 2 x 250 to 300w seems a bit excessive to me...im basing...
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    The two vs one heater argument again...which system works harder to maintain temp.

    Do you think 2 x 150w would be ok? It sounds like im going to have to lift the house temps at night. Would lifting house temp to 20c (68F) suffice?
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    The two vs one heater argument again...which system works harder to maintain temp.

    Hi Byron,thank you for your reply. Im thinking of getting 2 x titanium heaters (placing one either end of course). I have an Aqua One Ocellaris 1400 uv canister filter which should create a decent, moderate flow in the 4ft so the heaters will be able to disperse heat more evenly and efficiently...
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    The two vs one heater argument again...which system works harder to maintain temp.

    Hehehe...the house is heated until bedtime, switched off, and then back on in the morning. 😉👍
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    The two vs one heater argument again...which system works harder to maintain temp.

    Hello 10 tanks,thank you for your reply. Do you think id be ok with 2 x 100 watt heaters? (will probably be titanium heaters).
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    The two vs one heater argument again...which system works harder to maintain temp.

    Hi TTFers, ive got a 4ft, 200L (44gallon) tank that i'll be setting up in approx' 3-4 months time. Im thinking of heating it with 2 x 150watt heaters. Winters are cold here...house night temps drop to approx' 10 celcius (50 degrees F) so i will need to lift tank temp by 14 celcius at night to...
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