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Caige

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I have a dual overflow (drilled) 125 saltwater FOWLR... with a 40gallon wet / dry. My question is - where should I put the submersible heater(s).

Should I put a 150w in EACH of the overflows.... should I put a 300watt only in the wet dry etc....

Thanks
 
I'd go with 300W in the wet/dry filter. Or you could put two 150W in the wet/dry for redundancy.
 
Thanks! Can I lay them sideways in the acrylic wet/dry? it won't "burn" through or anything, right?
 
I was just looking at the wattage to gallons ratio and it looks like a 200w is good for 55gallons.. .so i'm gonna need 2 200w ones. I'm buying this one from Dr. Foster and Smith --- unless you guys suggest somehting else.

2 x ---- "CD-18714 Visi-Therm Stealth Heater. that would be a total of 110gallons but sure that will be fine.
 
I was just looking at the wattage to gallons ratio and it looks like a 200w is good for 55gallons.. .so i'm gonna need 2 200w ones. I'm buying this one from Dr. Foster and Smith --- unless you guys suggest somehting else.

2 x ---- "CD-18714 Visi-Therm Stealth Heater. that would be a total of 110gallons but sure that will be fine.


I got the 300W visi-therm heater and it works great. Foster and Smith is a good site. (just throwing that out there. ;))
 
I use finexx titanium heaters.....they don't break.....
 
Nope. But I do use a titanium grounding probe after I had a ph split and leach voltage into my tank, wiping it out.....
 
Nope. But I do use a titanium grounding probe after I had a ph split and leach voltage into my tank, wiping it out.....
Yeah, I knew I read something about that. Sorry man I have a bad case of CRS and it's getting worse.LOL
 
LOL, no problem! I was one of the first ones to jump on the Hydors and bought the original batch that didn't have the motor sealed very well.
 
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