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September 15th 05, 08:35 PM
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Michael Lawford wrote:
Hi all, I need some advice on how to cool my tank. It is getting up to 27/28 degrees C and my corals are hating me for it. I need to come down to 25 degrees C but HOW? Buying a chiller would be an option but they are hellish expensive here - about US$ 850. I tried taking my coiver glass off but promptly blew one of my ballasts that drive the T5 lights because of salt evaporation. Any advice on any ways to get the tank 1 or 2 degrees cooler would be much appreciated. Thanks, Mike A couple of fans setup to blow acrost the waters surface will cool it down a few degrees. Kim www.jensalt.com 
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