Heating tank with a partially immersed light bulb or five.
- Thread starter knifegill
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Aluminum conducts more heat.
I'm not saying anymore.
Glass jars will fracture under heat swings.
Not another word.
My freind heated his tank with his beer can heater for years....
Shutting up now!!!!
I'm not saying anymore.
Glass jars will fracture under heat swings.
Not another word.
My freind heated his tank with his beer can heater for years....
Shutting up now!!!!
here's another bad idea for you to ponder. how about using a ceramic heat emitter used for reptiles? just screw it in like an incandesant, but don't have to deal with the light.
Wouldn't it cost more to make a sealed box, buy plumbing, buy a pump, buy fixtires, buy wiring...
Than buy a heater?
I think reinventing the wheel may be more practical...
Than buy a heater?
I think reinventing the wheel may be more practical...
very bad idea-don't even think about it and this never crossed your mind.
Seriously-just don't do it man.The fish aren't worth you burning your house down or electrocuting yourself and dieing. You would be better off with no heaters at all b4 trying this.Where are you located? There's gotta be someone near you with a spare. I'll even give you one if you are near me.
Just post your location-seriously. I will GIVE you a heater if you are near me. Or screw it-pay the couple dollars shipping and I'll send you one free. Or....post an add-"PLEASE HELP! I NEED A HEATER!"
Seriously-just don't do it man.The fish aren't worth you burning your house down or electrocuting yourself and dieing. You would be better off with no heaters at all b4 trying this.Where are you located? There's gotta be someone near you with a spare. I'll even give you one if you are near me.
Just post your location-seriously. I will GIVE you a heater if you are near me. Or screw it-pay the couple dollars shipping and I'll send you one free. Or....post an add-"PLEASE HELP! I NEED A HEATER!"
