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![]() and for a control mesure my FW tank temp is normal so its not my house heat affecting it
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#2
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![]() think i found the culprit...... broken heater contact must be stuck closed keeping the heater on so im buying a new one already unplugged so ill switch my WC heater 75w to my freshwater and my FW 100w to the SW i know its not enough but it will have to do till tomorrow morning
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![]() Depending on your tank size, you could run an airstone or run a fan across the surface of your water to help bring the temp down quickly.
You don't happen to have some new salt water sitting at room temperature you could add to your system, do you? A bag of ice cubes floating in the sump could help too. Bad luck. Mitch |
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![]() i do have wc water warmed to what tank was before the heater broke
shoudl. i add slowly? |
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![]() or should i just go through the wc as planed tonight
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![]() Anything lower than the current tank temperature would help to bring down the higher temperature. Depending on what percentage water change you have available, I wouldn't be concerned about slowly or not. 10 - 20% I would change quickly - 50% I would do over a half hour or less.
Mitch |
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![]() its a 46 bow so i have about 10 gallons ready
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