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Ninjachick143

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So I recently put a heater in my tank and I've noticed above the water that it looks a bit humid. For example just a lil bit foggy Idk if that's normal or if it's too warm, help.
 
Do you know the actual temperature of the tank?
I always put a glass thermometer in the tank, even when the heater has one included because I was told in post here heaters were sometimes off a few degrees from where you set them.
They're usually 2-3 dollars at lfs, make good insurance against cooked fish.

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Idk the actual temperature and thanks I'll have to get a thermometer then too make sure. The fish look fine tho & I'm using a submersible heater that has a green/orange light if that helps.
 
They're probably fine, what kind of cover/hood do you have?
A cover on tropical aquariums help to control evaporation, and sometimes the air between the water and cover is very humid giving the impression that it could be too hot.
I use glass tops (versa top or perfecto are two of the brand's), but the black hoods are ok also as is having a topless tank, as long as your fish aren't jumpers.

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It's a black hood with a light. And yes I've got jumpers lol 2 lil African dwarf frogs lol thank you so much for your help! :)
 
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