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I'm looking at getting a new tank, I'm looking at water boxes frag 60.3 or 80.4 depending on space where I'm planning to have the tank.

So I was originally planning with the frag 60.3 using 2, 150w neotherm heaters, would that be sufficient for both tanks, or should I go with a 300w heater for both or 2?

Sometimes the recommended wattage per gallon, manufacturer's specs for gallons gets a bit confusing and want some input.

My 20 g tank runs a neotherm and it's been flawless for me
 
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Or if I should look at other brands seems like finnex is highly recommended especially if used in conjunction with an ink bird controller
 
I have 2 finnex 150w heaters on a 100g total system and they work very well... abit 2 years old. I'd go with the multiple smaller wattage heaters vs just one 300w heater though.
 
I have 2 finnex 150w heaters on a 100g total system and they work very well... abit 2 years old. I'd go with the multiple smaller wattage heaters vs just one 300w heater though.
Awesome inwould rather run multiple smaller wattage over a larger one anyways
 
I have 2 finnex 150w heaters on a 100g total system and they work very well... abit 2 years old. I'd go with the multiple smaller wattage heaters vs just one 300w heater though.

Il looking at doing this too. How do you have them setup? Do you have a heater controller?
 
Il looking at doing this too. How do you have them setup? Do you have a heater controller?

Each heater has a temp controller on it... then i have them hooked up to my Profilux 4 controller.
 

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