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October 13th 03, 06:22 PM
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Fresh vs. Marine: Which one is more critical temp-wise?
I plan to keep a freshwater and a marine tank in my apt.
The former will be heavily planted Discus/Cardinal/Ram tank while the marine setup will likely consist of live rock, low light corals plus community fish (Cardinals & Damsels). Where I live, a tropical region, a room-temperature tank is around 28-30 C (82 - 86 F). A tank set up in an air-conditioned room will be around 25 - 26 C (approx. 77 F). If I have to choose -one- tank to be positioned in the air-con room, which one will it be? 
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