In-line heating

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Are there any reliable inline heaters out there anymore? I know cobalt aquatics used to make one, hydor as well, but I can’t seem to find them anywhere.
 
Are there any reliable inline heaters out there anymore? I know cobalt aquatics used to make one, hydor as well, but I can’t seem to find them anywhere.
Are you running off a canister or a small AIO without a sump? :-) I haven't used inline heaters on a saltwater tank before; my smaller AIO's have the heater in the rear compartment.

I was happy with the JBL ones previously, I have seen people use them on smaller reef tanks as well. Have a look at that!
 
Are there any reliable inline heaters out there anymore? I know cobalt aquatics used to make one, hydor as well, but I can’t seem to find them anywhere.
Amazon

If this is what you're referring to. Also there are some knock-offs (not sure I'd go with any of those).

Reliable? I can't speak to that. I think about going with inline, but always start tending much more toward DIY PVC with an Eheim heater. Plenty of DIY Inline vid on youtube.

Good luck
 
Amazon

If this is what you're referring to. Also there are some knock-offs (not sure I'd go with any of those).

Reliable? I can't speak to that. I think about going with inline, but always start tending much more toward DIY PVC with an Eheim heater. Plenty of DIY Inline vid on youtube.

Good luck
I can speak to reliability. I’ve had that hydor running on a freshwater tank for 4+years. I thought it would have failed by now, but it keeps going. Never had a problem with it.
 

WHAT KIND OF SUBSTRATE ARE YOU RUNNING ON YOUR TANK?

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