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Heaters, of the 4 basic types which do you recommend?

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ChrisGuyette

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Hello, and welcome to RA. Hopefully this will be a great thread to help those in need, offer up support and advice, and gain knowledge about the wonder addiction..... I mean hobby, of ours thay we all love so much.
 

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Hello to all my co-RA!! I know I could use all the help possible, although it has been said there isn't much help for me lol! I have had saltwater tanks for 15 years, but always fowler ones, I would not allow myself to start with corals as I was afraid I couldn't be dedicated enough to keep pristine water parameters and now I started with corals and understanding why everyone loves them so much!! I have fallen in love with it and now there is no stopping me!! I need RA!
 

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And as for my heaters I have the inkbird with fail safe that if it gets above 80 it turns off and sends me a text alert if it gets below 75, and it’s plugged into a WiFi inkbird controller as a secondary fail safe
 

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Yes but do u have an extra one just in case. Murphy happens on a Sunday nite during a snow storm. Just sayin
Heaters and lighting and filter are the 3 most crucial things for your tank. Try to save up for a inkbird they are only 30-45$ and have a extra one just in case. It really sucks when one goes out and if your like me, nearest store that sells them is 50 miles one way
 

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Hello to all my co-RA!! I know I could use all the help possible, although it has been said there isn't much help for me lol! I have had saltwater tanks for 15 years, but always fowler ones, I would not allow myself to start with corals as I was afraid I couldn't be dedicated enough to keep pristine water parameters and now I started with corals and understanding why everyone loves them so much!! I have fallen in love with it and now there is no stopping me!! I need RA!
Same here 20 years in with a short sandy related beak Devastating loss. But couldn’t keep me down. I just got 2 orders in today and have another small haul nxt week. Tanks bursting at seams. Lol. Wait…I see some bare rock when’s the nxt live sale. Lol.
 

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Heaters and lighting and filter are the 3 most crucial things for your tank. Try to save up for a inkbird they are only 30-45$ and have a extra one just in case. It really sucks when one goes out and if your like me, nearest store that sells them is 50 miles one way
That’s brs. ? I just got one over the holidays.
 

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Good ole Murphy’s law
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High pressure shells: Do you look for signs of stress in the invertebrates in your reef tank?

  • I regularly look for signs of invertebrate stress in my reef tank.

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  • I occasionally look for signs of invertebrate stress in my reef tank.

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  • I rarely look for signs of invertebrate stress in my reef tank.

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  • I never look for signs of invertebrate stress in my reef tank.

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