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01/09/2008, 10:39 AM
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what temp do you run in your tanks
So my tank was running 84-86 with the new light. I put new fans on the tank and the tank was at 78. came in this morning and the tank was down to 74, I turned one of the fans off.
 I'm trying to find the right balance. what are you guys running your temps at?
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01/09/2008, 11:08 AM
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My tank runs about 77F-78F in the winter and 78F-80F in the summer and its fairly consistent, unless there is a user error which has happened multiple times.
Not absolutely necessary, but I'd get a digital thermometer that has a submersible probe. If the ambient temperature of your house stays relatively the same, I think you should leave your lights and fans off for one night then properly set your tank temperature to about 77F-78F since that seems to be your magic number with the fans and lights running. After setting your temperature, I'd put both your FANS and LIGHTS on the same timer. I think if you do this, you'll have much more consistent temperatures. Someone smack the pdiddy outta me if thats bad advice. |
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01/09/2008, 01:23 PM
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78 year 'round.
Brandon
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