No. Nothing wrong with those. I suggest getting them in my previous post. Shouldn't cost more than $6
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Not Mercury but similar, depends on the range, if it covers zero and boiling point, you can check it’s accuracy, boil rodi water, or fill a cup with ice cubes and add cold water to cover the cubes, then dip in your thermometer, it should read 32f or 0c.Is there something wrong/inaccurate with the cheap little mercury(im assuming) based thermometers, like the ones sometimes included in store tank kits?
going to have to check on that... oh man hahaNot Mercury but similar, depends on the range, if it covers zero and boiling point, you can check it’s accuracy, boil rodi water, or fill a cup with ice cubes and add cold water to cover the cubes, then dip in your thermometer, it should read 32f or 0c.
They are junk.Is there something wrong/inaccurate with the cheap little mercury(im assuming) based thermometers, like the ones sometimes included in store tank kits?
They are junk.
You spent some money getting into the hobby, accurate and precise measurements of tank parameters are tantamount to success in this hobby. If you don‘t have that then you might as well switch the tank to fresh water..
def over relied on them for some reason... knew it was an important parameter, just not how different the equipment could be in sensitivityThey are junk.
You spent some money getting into the hobby, accurate and precise measurements of tank parameters are tantamount to success in this hobby. If you don‘t have that then you might as well switch the tank to fresh water..