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![]() 84f/30c...wow
is that not really hot? |
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![]() WOAH! i thought freshwater was suppose to be alot colder, thats hotter than my reef.
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![]() It is hot.
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![]() wow...
where in the world is freshwater naturally that warm? I keep my planted FW CRS tank around 76 degrees.... I'm shocked that you would keep a fw tank warmer than a reef. |
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![]() African Cichlids can tolerate temperatures between 74 and 82F. I've successfully bred and raised Cichlids on 79C so I just stick with it. Never attempted any higher unless treating them for ich but even then only keeping the heat up for a short time.
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#6
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![]() What can I say...I'm a newb...
![]() not sure what made me set the heater that high, but I have adjusted it and the temperature is right around 78F now. Thanks for all the input, I have re-arranged my tank somewhat to give everyone more places to hide from eachother, and that seems to have helped. Thanks again ![]() |
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![]() add five more angels ,should stop some of the hostility.
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![]() Don't let their name fool ya...They are cichlids and can be rather nippy.
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