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Post #134418857 added 01-21-2020 5:45 AM by StrawMan86 in Deal Talk
Update: price has dropped to $28.46. Amazon.com has Fluval E300 300-Watt Electronic Aquarium Heater (A774) on sale for $31.25 -> now $28.46. Shipping is free. Thanks Lillybulldog discuss] Note,...
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Post #134431973 added 01-21-2020 4:38 PM by E4300 in Deal Talk
I had an electronic Fluval 100W heater (made in Italy) about 20 years ago. It was OK, but not as accurate at maintaining the temperature as the Ebo Jager 75W. The Ebo heater uses a sprirally...
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Post #134437334 added 01-21-2020 8:38 PM by tivu100 in Deal Talk
In theory yes. Every aquarium heater should work the same for turtle tank. In practice, not ideal. Turtle tank the water level is often shallow, so you’re force to place the heater horizontally....
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Post #134461910 added 01-22-2020 7:57 PM by Lillybulldog in Deal Talk
Any suggestions on which inkbird model to run 2 300 watt heaters. I don’t need any heat cycles or fancy settings. Also what’s the procedure for the controller to work as the thermostat?
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Post #134419577 added 01-21-2020 8:09 AM by PoorFatKid in Deal Talk
water quality/water fit for purpose (including temperature) and overfeeding (which results in poor water quality) or stop buying old fish :)
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Post #134480882 added 01-23-2020 2:45 PM by Lillybulldog in Deal Talk
$29.69 now https://www.amazon.com/Fluval-E-300-Watt-Electronic-Heater/dp/B001VMSK0I/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?keywords=Fluval%2BElectronic%2BAquarium%2BHeater%2C%2B300-watt&qid=1579819487&sr=8-3&th=1&psc=1
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Post #134420465 added 01-21-2020 8:45 AM by sanders in Deal Talk
Will this work to keep my bath warmer without having to replenish hot water every 15 minutes? Tanks in advance.
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Post #134430632 added 01-21-2020 3:32 PM by LiquidSmoke420 in Deal Talk
This is a good deal but I have a take that size, and only use one Hydor In-line heater, and it works better than any in tank heater I've owned in 10 years.
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Post #134418482 added 01-21-2020 7:29 AM by lenny128684 in Deal Talk
Hopefully you have bought a test kit
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Post #134416913 added 01-21-2020 6:14 AM by scottmolson in Deal Talk
Good price. Always going to upvote a good aquarium deal. Thanks.
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Post #134419538 added 01-21-2020 8:08 AM by nin7474 in Deal Talk
Thank you. But would you upgrade the E100 to the E300 as in my question, paired with the Aqueon Pro 200W? Cold room in winter, average mid-60's
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Post #134421497 added 01-21-2020 9:20 AM by ianryd in Deal Talk
The power on these is overrated in my experience. I have the 300 watt in my 75 gallon as a backup. Its not enough by itself though. I have a 100 watt in my 20 gal (rated for up to 30 gal) and it...
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Post #134420009 added 01-21-2020 8:27 AM by Amarook in Deal Talk
Are you overfeeding them?
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Post #134420540 added 01-21-2020 8:49 AM by tivu100 in Deal Talk
One thing about this design of the protective frame is that, the fries (newborn) can go through it, and overnight grow up and get stuck inside! Fries grow very fast in their first week. So not...
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Post #134424599 added 01-21-2020 11:18 AM by LHG in Deal Talk
Keep in mind that just water volume is not the only factor for this heater. The difference in ambient temperature and your desired temperature matters just as much. E.g. if you're trying to hit...
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Post #134418023 added 01-21-2020 7:08 AM by illjordanz in Deal Talk
Every time I buy fish, they die in 2-3 weeks :-(
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Post #134421503 added 01-21-2020 9:21 AM by Steeve in Deal Talk
Does not include discounts: Lowest|$|31 Current|$|31 Average 3 months|$|44 Average 6 months|$|44
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Post #134472446 added 01-23-2020 9:26 AM by awdawg in Deal Talk
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01486LZ50/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 I have several of the above. I have them with and without the aquarium probe. The one that I've...
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Post #134436167 added 01-21-2020 7:42 PM by tivu100 in Deal Talk
The manual specifically warns against using without the guard (#8 in the manual). I didn’t want to risk, and don’t know anyone experiment with this. So maybe, maybe not. One thing for sure, if you...
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Post #134420624 added 01-21-2020 8:51 AM by awdawg in Deal Talk
Read up on fishless cycle. You are likely not cycling your water and ammonia spike is probably killing them. Then if I were to guess you change water right away and start over?
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Post #134419007 added 01-21-2020 7:46 AM by turbosix in Deal Talk
You don't know what the nitrogen cycle is lol
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Post #134424257 added 01-21-2020 11:06 AM by JohhnyApple in Deal Talk
Eventually your tank should make it through the cycle. Just don't eat fish for awhile to at least give some fish a break from your tank carnage
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Post #134420726 added 01-21-2020 8:54 AM by HitchItch in Deal Talk
Go get some Seachem Safe and Seachem Stability if your tank is new, safe will remove any toxins that kill fish and stability is is loaded with good bacteria to help cycle your tank/filter.
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Post #134708753 added 02-03-2020 9:00 AM by awdawg in Deal Talk
I don't believe the inkbird will control different temperatures for time of day, you would have to do that manually or potentially put 2 on timers. That said I don't see much point to having...
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Post #134419658 added 01-21-2020 8:13 AM by nin7474 in Deal Talk
Is your tank properly cycled?
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Post #134430590 added 01-21-2020 3:29 PM by LiquidSmoke420 in Deal Talk
I always bring the kids, that way the wife can't get mad with whatever I come home with.
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Post #134431571 added 01-21-2020 4:17 PM by tivu100 in Deal Talk
Great mind think alike. A serious fish room would eventually do away with these internal heaters, and go with inline heater & canister filter combo. Which is why I suggest people new to the...
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Post #134461595 added 01-22-2020 7:40 PM by awdawg in Deal Talk
I have a plethora of aqueon pros from finding deals over the years as well. I have had a few sh*t the bed on me. One that has split a seem right down the plastic case sitting in my basement now. ...
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Post #136493390 added 04-22-2020 10:56 PM by Longisllandguy in Deal Talk
Easiest way to cycle a tank is ask your local fish store the dirtiest sponge filter and place it in your aquarium. Run for a couple of day’s,do 50% water change. Done
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Post #134777588 added 02-06-2020 10:09 AM by seawolf in Deal Talk
Similar price at Walmart
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Post #134417108 added 01-21-2020 6:26 AM by scottmolson in Deal Talk
I'm off as well and I've been looking for a heater to replace the one in my 55. Perfect timing!
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Post #134420432 added 01-21-2020 8:44 AM by Hikaru01 in Deal Talk
I’m going to put two in a 120 gallon. Think that should be sufficient? Again, just getting back into the hobby.
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Post #134420846 added 01-21-2020 8:58 AM by tivu100 in Deal Talk
:lmao: Serious answer anyways: no. For even a small bath tub. You need at least 1500w heater. 2000w -3000w is recommended. The bigger the tub the more you need. Also for safety reason, you need UL...
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Post #134436989 added 01-21-2020 8:20 PM by diadilus in Deal Talk
Can/should I use this for an aquarium for my turtle?
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Post #134436776 added 01-21-2020 8:12 PM by E4300 in Deal Talk
I have a 150W Ebo in a 50 gal tank. The heating element is coiled evenly around the glass element to minimize thermal shock to curious otos or SAEs. My SAE remains rested on the heater when it...
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Post #134703908 added 02-03-2020 1:04 AM by jimbeau in Deal Talk
I pretty much just set one temperature for my fish. I am wondering if it would be better to set different for day or night. Cooler at night for instance than the day. Probably will end up one temp.
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Post #138875102 added 07-17-2020 7:27 PM by Scubanick in Deal Talk
Just yesterday these and the m’s were 40% off with subscribe and save I dunno how to make a post tho
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Post #134419316 added 01-21-2020 7:59 AM by nin7474 in Deal Talk
I see a "10% SS first time" coupon for this. anyone else? $29.98 after taxes for me. I currently have the E100 watt version and a Aqueon Pro 200W to pair it with in my Fluval Mega Flex 32.5G...
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Post #134421602 added 01-21-2020 9:24 AM by JXN89 in Deal Talk
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07D1KHRTR/ref=twister_B07RG8MFDZ?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1 how are these compared to aqueon?
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Post #134422037 added 01-21-2020 9:39 AM by Steeve in Deal Talk
Price tracking doesn't include discounts... i've edited to clarify my prev post
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