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| Posted | placing a heater |
| 23-12-2006 19:34 by trickatech |
can you just keep your heater in your sump or does it have to be in your main tank? |
| 23-12-2006 19:40 by Bogwoodbruce |
Don't know but it could work in a sump because it wil heat up the water and then pump it around. |
| 23-12-2006 19:42 by trickatech |
yeah thats what i thought just wanted to make sure.
cheers bruce |
| 23-12-2006 19:58 by paul stevens |
it would be fine in the sump trick ste has hes in the sump and works fine. |
| 23-12-2006 20:12 by telboy |
YES ya can put heater in sump TT |
| 23-12-2006 20:37 by trik |
in the sump is the best place and not seen in the display tank. |
| 23-12-2006 20:38 by trik |
the reason being it is in constant flow, when stuck in the tank you get dead areas. |
| 24-12-2006 10:30 by Ste |
If you are going to put a heaters in your sump the only advice i would give is go for 400watt heaters or above , as the water cools down slightly on its way back to the tank and could mean the heater working 24/7 this time of year , I have a 400w and a 300watt on my 250g system and they are working hard . on my smaller systems 90gals and above i have just 400w heaters |
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