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  1. Default whats your opinion on these heaters?

    hi all i was just reading a post about thermometers, and it got me thinking about my tanks heater.

    I currently have this one:
    http://www.fluvalblog.com/heaters/m-series/

    in a 300watt

    I like the fact that it is virtually invisable.

    Then i saw this one at the LFS:

    http://ca-en.hagen.com/Aquatic/Heating/Heaters/A774

    i guess its just the newer models of the one i currently have.

    My question is does anyone have the "E series" heaters? and what do you think of them?

    Does it keep an accurate tempurature reading ?


    Are there better heaters than either of these?
    I've heard of titanium heaters? what are the pro/ cons of these?


    My tank is 100gal , and i live in canada so the temperature of the house varies greatly with the outside tempurature (crappy home heating) and i'm looking thinking maybe i should get a better heater since my current setup varies the temp. +/- 2 degress through out the day.


    Thanks for the info in advance!

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    Default

    I have only used the first one you have linked in your post

    On my 90 gallon, I am currently using a hydor in-line heater. If you are using a cannister filter then I would suggest trying one of those heaters. As I live just east of you, I can tell you this heater works pretty well in Canadian winters on a 90 gallon tank

    http://www.aquaticcommunity.com/revi...duct=262&cat=6
    If you take your time to do the research FIRST, you can successfully set-up and keep ANY type of aquarium with ease.
    "Not using a quarantine tank is like playing Russian roulette. Nobody wins the game, some people just get to play longer than others." - Anthony Calfo
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  3. Default

    i have that fluval m-series 300watt in my 100G tank right now. it's heating up my tank good. but its a bit off around +/- 1C which is understandable as it is the only heater in my 100G.

    the only thing that is new on the e-series is that they have digital display of the temperature. not sure about this, but i read somewhere that it turns red if temp is not right and turns green when the temp is spot on.

    not sure i would want a green/red light in my aquarium though. but then if you want an easily set heater to the exact temp, then go ahead!

  4. Default

    I have the m series works really good. Amazon has them on sale for 1/2 off.
    I order a second one but broke during shipment. Waiting for a replacement.

    I had the e series but it was dead on arrival. Got my money back on that one.

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