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02-05-2010, 01:47 AM
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I like the idea of an auto feeder. Start using it now, and you will have it fine tuned by the time you go on vacation.
That separate breaker is a good idea as well. I would then use a heater, set up for 1 deg lower than your reg. heater. and a small powerhead pump. JMHO 
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02-05-2010, 02:24 AM
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Best to err on the side of caution i think! You know murphys law! Looks like you have a solid plan, the only thing i would say is that i wouldnt worry too much about the fish finding food. Ive never really trusted auto feeders, heard too many stories about them failing!
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02-05-2010, 02:43 AM
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There are plenty of pods in my tank, and not many fish to pick at em... I'm not even sure that the autofeeder would get a feeding response from the fish without a person standing in front of the tank to let them know there's food coming. Maybe I'll try running it for a few days to see if they notice and eat the flake food first.
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