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  1. damsels are not mean

    Are the heat packs we use for shipping actually pointless? Is there a better solution?

    I was researching coral shipping and temperatures and so on and came across this older thread: https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/heat-pack-study.96954/ It seems to be the only one I've seen with data on temperatures over several hours in the cold simulating shipping. I would love to see any and...
  2. SimplyVibing

    Heating fry tanks

    Hi, I’m starting my journey breeding clownfish. I will have three pairs (I’d start with one, but I already have three unpaired female clownfish so why not?). If each pair lays twice a month, I’ll reasonably need 6 fry tanks. I’m going to divide a 55 gal into 6 sections that are ~9.5 gallons...
  3. reefsaver

    Inkbird Temp Controller connected to Heat Mat for equipment free Pico Reef? (No Visible Equipment in Aquarium)

    I was wondering if I could use some kind of heat mat to bring my 15 Liter Pico reef to a set temp with an Inkbird temp controller. I would buy a Thermo Canister Filter but OASE is from the UK and it's like $100 delivery plus the $180 for the 100w OASE Thermo Canister. And I still think 100w...
  4. cbellm

    Best heating options?

    Need some options and opinions, I am downsizing from a 360 gallon (total 500 gal) to a 120 Total (150). I wanted to know my best option for heating the tank. I have an Apex running my heaters. My sump is a trigger 44 so 15 inches seems to be the max length with the cord. Is an inkbird truly...
  5. cbellm

    Best heating options?

    Need some options and opinions, I am downsizing from a 360 gallon (total 500 gal) to a 120 Total (150). I wanted to know my best option for heating the tank. I have an Apex running my heaters. My sump is a trigger 44 so 15 inches seems to be the max length with the cord. Is an inkbird truly...
  6. Heating large tanks with your gas hot water heater. Save 40% on energy cost!

    Heating large tanks with your gas hot water heater. Save 40% on energy cost!

    Heating large aquariums with your domestic hot water heater or boiler. On the workbench today, heating large (>200g) tanks with your existing gas hot water heater or boiler. Why would you want to do this? Well here are some of the benefits of this type of system: On average, 40% (±15%)...
  7. DBR_Reef

    Heating large tanks with your gas hot water heater. Save 40% on energy cost!

    Heating large aquariums with your domestic hot water heater or boiler. On the workbench today, heating large (>200g) tanks with your existing gas hot water heater or boiler. Why would you want to do this? Well here are some of the benefits of this type of system: On average, 40% (±15%)...
  8. Shaun Sweeney

    Solar Heating and Car Radiator Cooling

    Lookout everybody. I found the "new post" button. I use solar evacuated tubes to provide hot water for heating my house so on my recent upgrade (to 2 140 gallon 1/2 pipe tanks) I decided to use my hot water reservoir to heat my salt water system and save on heater electricity. Also decided to...
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