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Old 06-30-2008, 04:00 AM
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Hi Kelly Check out this site www.nano-reef.com if you havnt already
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Old 06-30-2008, 05:54 AM
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This thread is from last year guys, thx though, hehe. I don't worry about heat in the BC anymore, nothing in there really. We have AC in the bedroom, so if it is warm I just open the lid a bit. I did look into the nanotuners last yr but with all the expense of the nifty things they have there I was better off just going with a bigger tank, so I did. I did the same thing with a fan as spanky there and have a fan on my 48g rigged to turn on when the 10k's go on-- works nicely. I saw some nice little tiny metal fans at wal-mart a bit ago. Think I might pick one up to run over the sump--when I get a sump.

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