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I've seen a few of you using Eavestrough deicing cable to warm/de-ice your
pond. I gather this stuff does not get warm enough to melt the liner? Does it leak current into the water? I did some measuring today and I only seem to have 24" of depth, so I'm a little concerned that the bubbler won't do it. I could swear I had 30" (must be old age ![]() was obscuring my view. The plan is to set up a temperature sensor about 8" off the bottom and use the deicing cable to maintain a 40 degree temp. I don't really want to heat the water, just keep it warm enough to prevent fishsicles. Do you think 300 watts will be enough if I cover the pond? |
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