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a 25w under gravel heater might work for you
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I wonder if i plant one of my tiger barbs would the demon seed grow to a full tree?
gotta love them bunnies!
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Short adjustable heaters are scarce. Hagen has a few small ones that are preset.
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I have two 50W heaters. Both are compact and adjustable. One is made by a company called Superfish. The other is made by Sera (and has a good cage guard that comes with it).
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I just realised, you might not find them in Canada - I'm in the UK. Sera is a German brand and it came with a European plug + an adapter for UK plugs. I'm not sure where Superfish is from but that was UK wired.
Worth checking online though as there should be options out there for you.
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The only fool proof heater is a heater a foo... well, I better rephrase that ... the only heater that most people cannot destroy easily is a metal horizontal aquarium heater. These can withstand no water for a while, and it is hard to drain a tank out that far with fish in it, anyway. Even when super hot, adding water will not then break the case. These heaters are the best overall solution to this issue for safety and do provide more uniform water temperatures in a tank, as well. I only own these types - I really like the units with external temp control dials. Mine also have a remote temp sensor to better hold temp in the tank. They are in the review section for heaters here in the forum.
Most pet stores do not carry these heaters, so might have to go on line. Better prices on line even with shipping. Consider a digital therometer, as well. They are inexpensive and well worth the money.
Last edited by Cermet; 03-23-2013 at 02:07 PM.
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