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I was wondering if anyone had used this as a heater for a fish tank
before. Let me know. Some one earlier was worried about it cracking the glass, but this heater only goes to 95 F and has been on the underneath side of the tank for two years now and hasn't shown any signs of cracking. THanks, Ben My fiance keeps blue phase white's tree frogs, so I know what your talking about, but honestly I dont' think it would add an significant heat to the water, as I think the water would be moving too fast for the invection to work, and you'll probably need a regular heater instead.... |
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I also keep gecko's and snakes and use the under tank heaters. I have
never had a bit of trouble with them either, but I have to agree that they do not put out enough heat for the typical tropical fish. Try some of the fish that like cooler water, unless you want to pick up a small heater for your tank. Just make sure you wash the things that you had in with your gecko very well before you add them to the fish tank. Vicki |
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