Why's it so hot?
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Why's it so hot?
My tank temp is currently sitting at 83.6 degrees, even though the heater has been unplugged for a week, the room temp is 70 degrees, it's not in direct sunlight so any ideas?
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The only way a tank can be permanently hotter than external ambient temp is if heat is being added into it. So a process of elimination should find the cause.
1. The heater--it's switched off (faulty switch?)
2. The sun--the tank is not in sunlight
3. The lighting ??
4. The filter pump ??
5. Any other pumps or electrics in the tank?
6. Any other external heat source near the tank?
7. Your thermometer is wrong.
1. The heater--it's switched off (faulty switch?)
2. The sun--the tank is not in sunlight
3. The lighting ??
4. The filter pump ??
5. Any other pumps or electrics in the tank?
6. Any other external heat source near the tank?
7. Your thermometer is wrong.
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