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+1 on this2x 50% strength heaters FTW!
Well I hope your temps come down without any complications!I have two Hygger 500w heaters. Both in sump, one in fuge the other in skimmer chamber. I only added a second because i felt just one was running at near 100% between 125 gal display and 55 gal sump.
One temp probe is in the sump the other in main display. I pulled the one from the main display when wire managing my T5 Hybrid I iust added.
It was hanging outside behind the tank this morning.
As I am sure most of us do, I check out the tank everyday in the am usually before heading to work. Mainly because I am paranoid and have had previous builds crash overnight, shorted power heads, anemone in power head, water leaks etc. Luckily i was off today and still did my routine check if not this would be another for the books
I have not, tanks only been up for abour 5 months.Have you deep cleaned the heaters, aka vinegar bath
Thats definitely in future plans. I am actually looking into building a Raspberry Pi controller. Have built and programmed a fewthis is why we like redundancy, my current heaters don't have thermostats so i need to use a controller. i have this plugged into the apex, the controller controls the heater, and the apex is the backup. you can do the same without apex, plug your heaters into a controler, set the heaters thermostat about 2 degrees higher than you want your tank at, set the controller to the temperature you want to run at. both heaters can be plugged into the same controller.
i realize this was a user error, and not trying to bash anyone, and stuff happens, but redundancy may have prevented this.![]()
Thanks 82° at the moment. Almost thereWell I hope your temps come down without any complications!

