Aquarium cooling fans?

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Just wanted to say thanks to all. I went with the Honeywell model.
It's arriving on monday :)

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HAHAHA! That's EXACTLY what I use. I had one laying around, so I hooked it up to the Apex. Works well, but the darn thing is loud! :)


I use 2 of em! Lol they move a lot of air quick


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I use 2 of em! Lol they move a lot of air quick


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I'm still looking to change to a sleeker design for aesthetic reasons, but the fan I have works well right now. And, it was a quick, cheap retrofit.
 
I use the Ice Cap 3.5" fans in my cabinet and their thermostatically controlled. Keep my sump pretty cool. A little noisy at full speed. I have one pushing and one pulling air.
 
FWIW - I used to use the Honeywell fan as well in my stand above the sump. However, I wanted something more sleek that did not take up so much room. I went to Walmart and found a 10# box fan completely made of plastic for $10 on sale:
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Does the job perfectly and I can mount it much higher up in the stand giving more room to work below.
 

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