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No idea i have never used them. However there's plenty of videos on youtube of people using them. Rows of 12' cubes etc i assume like undergravel heating tbey only raise temps by a couple of degrees c
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UNHEATED AQUARIUM
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No idea i have never used them. However there's plenty of videos on youtube of people using them. Rows of 12' cubes etc i assume like undergravel heating tbey only raise temps by a couple of degrees c
MirandaB
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I have a lot of tanks that are mostly unheated,the ones in the sheds have a heater to come on at 19 degrees for the winter months.
My Aphanius mento will likely stay outside in the tub all winter unless it's a particularly hard one.
My cherry shrimp are still very active even below that temperature and I have a small colony of "cull" types outside in my tubs.
My Aphanius mento will likely stay outside in the tub all winter unless it's a particularly hard one.
My cherry shrimp are still very active even below that temperature and I have a small colony of "cull" types outside in my tubs.
sparkyweasel
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a) that's not undertank heating, it's inside the tank.
b) as it says, " A substrate heating is not meant to heat your aquarium water, it only serves as “micro circulation” in the bottom area. Therefore the wattage of the undergravel heating cable is significantly lower than that of heaters."
