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Originally posted by rsman
I do a number of things to keep temps almost where I want them, though I do have a problem keeping the temps up durring cooler weather, you can supply cooler water to some tanks and warmer water to other tanks using different setups and larger sumps. also by using fans over the seahorse tanks you cool the water down in those nicely, it increases evaporation which I use to topoff with kalk which helps with corals and ph. also a tank between the return and seahorse tanks allows you to cool the water down before it reaches the seahorses.
with very careful aclimation and quarantine you can prevent issues with diseases, it is more difficult than most fish, but thats seahorses in general  .
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rsman, I was thinking about something like that, but I am not sure if it would work...
Maybe if the cooled water (using a chiller or similar ) enters the Seahorse tank first
