Hey everyone, i am very new to the hobby. I have read every piece of literature i have been able to get my hands on about marine fish and reef keeping, but I still have a bunch of questions. I recently set up my first salt water tank. It is a 75 gallon, with about 60lbs of live rock and a few fish. I am having problems controlling the temperature of my water and have tried everything from raising my light off of the tank, changing the heater (incase the thermostat was malfunctioning), and I have checked all the mechanical devices to make sure nothing has clogged and overheated. If anyone has any ideas to help me control the temperature of my tank I would appreciate some advice. Thanks.
Having Problems With Water Parameters
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kraze3
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I would suggest the investment of a temperature controller. You can have it operate heaters when the water needs ot be heated and fans or a chiller when the water needs to be cooled off.
As far as testing it, you could try leaving the lights off for a day and see if stays constant. if this is not the heat source you could try unplugging each piece of equip unitll you locate it.
As far as testing it, you could try leaving the lights off for a day and see if stays constant. if this is not the heat source you could try unplugging each piece of equip unitll you locate it.
