Nogauthi
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Should I be worried. My tank temperature doesn't seen to get much lower. My heather is at its lowest and my water use to be around 86 F. Now 90-92F
Andrew McFadden said:I would start worrying about keeping enough oxygen at those temps. Do you know why its so high?
Nogauthi said:Not really. Got new lights but hate them. Will change hope by end of next week.
Andrew McFadden said:Sorry I edited after you quoted me
Nogauthi said:Not really. Got new lights but hate them. Will change hope by end of next week. I've just open the cover for the night. Yes we are heating the house more then it was this summer. If I unplug heather what temp should I keep it at. I was told 86F
AndrewsPistol said:86 seems high to me :/ I keep mine @ 79* - 80*
Andrew McFadden said:Agreed mines the same
Does the temp go down after the lights have been off?
Andrew McFadden said:I would think there is a bigger risk being at such a hot temp. Now that you say that I think the heater is not functioning right and you need a new one.
I'd unplug it what do you think Jess?
Andrew McFadden said:I would think there is a bigger risk being at such a hot temp. Now that you say that I think the heater is not functioning right and you need a new one.
I'd unplug it what do you think Jess?
AndrewsPistol said:What kind of Cichlids? 86 seems high to me.... I keep mine @ 79* - 80*, I keep Africans.
Nogauthi said:Yes African
Nogauthi said:All right will do in morning. What is a good heather for a 65 gallon
Andrew McFadden said:Is go with an Aqueon Pro and I'd aim for around 300 watts where I live not sure about how cold it gets where you live
Andrew McFadden said:Plus its always a good idea to buy two so I'd do 150-200 watts of one brand and another of a different brand. That way if one stops working youll still have one compared to none. Plus like me I only need to run 1 in the summer months and add the second for the winter