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![]() I know the feeling!I've got a 5g with at home(no AC)that hit 86yesterday.Had to use RO ice cubes for top offs(luckily I was home),todays going to be hotter so into the basement it goes!
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![]() There is a nano chiller available out of the US that has gotten excellent reviews not sure of shipping costs though
http://www.marinedepot.com/CoolWorks...FICHMC-vi.html
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![]() Just put regular ice cubes in a ziplock bag and float it. Don't need to use ro ice cubes
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![]() AC for the aquarium and for me here. I cannot survive in the heat so the AC was a must.
My aquarium water never really fluctuate.
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![]() I use frozen bottles of water in my tank. One ~375ml bottle can drop my temp from 86 to 83 in30-40 mins, so it's pretty effective... When I'm home that is.
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![]() My Seahorse is in a 20 gallon in my kitchen, it has an aquarium fan blowing 24/7 but yesterday the temp got to 79 even still, so today the game plan is to move her to the basement. No easy task.
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![]() That's a really good idea, I'm gonna try it.
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