WILDER Retired Moderator Retired Moderator ⚒️ Joined Nov 5, 2004 Messages 21,639 Reaction score 12 Location GB May 21, 2009 #16 If the heater off its not faulty then. It can take a while for a tank to drop in temp.
OP OP R rrfreak Fish Fanatic Joined May 19, 2009 Messages 74 Reaction score 0 May 21, 2009 #17 Okay, i will try it, 1 sec, let me check the tanks temp first, brb IM back, the temp was 80.7 when before it was 77.5 and the heater was off the whole time
Okay, i will try it, 1 sec, let me check the tanks temp first, brb IM back, the temp was 80.7 when before it was 77.5 and the heater was off the whole time
WILDER Retired Moderator Retired Moderator ⚒️ Joined Nov 5, 2004 Messages 21,639 Reaction score 12 Location GB May 21, 2009 #18 Is the tank near a window.
OP OP R rrfreak Fish Fanatic Joined May 19, 2009 Messages 74 Reaction score 0 May 21, 2009 #19 Nope, opposite side of the room.
WILDER Retired Moderator Retired Moderator ⚒️ Joined Nov 5, 2004 Messages 21,639 Reaction score 12 Location GB May 21, 2009 #20 I would run a fan in the room facing the tank, if the temp drops with the fan running it is the room temp that causing the higher temp in your tank. Also check tank temp late at night when the room cooled down. Also what make of Thermometer gadget do you have for the tank.
I would run a fan in the room facing the tank, if the temp drops with the fan running it is the room temp that causing the higher temp in your tank. Also check tank temp late at night when the room cooled down. Also what make of Thermometer gadget do you have for the tank.
arobinson1984 Fish Gatherer Joined Mar 13, 2009 Messages 2,065 Reaction score 0 Location Leeds, United Kingdom May 21, 2009 #21 Try actually unplugging the heater from the mains to rule out any sort of malfunction with the heater. Just keep an eye on the temperature to see if it starts to drop, also try leaving the lights off and see if it makes any difference. Andy
Try actually unplugging the heater from the mains to rule out any sort of malfunction with the heater. Just keep an eye on the temperature to see if it starts to drop, also try leaving the lights off and see if it makes any difference. Andy
OP OP R rrfreak Fish Fanatic Joined May 19, 2009 Messages 74 Reaction score 0 May 21, 2009 #22 I digitl termometer I put 2 in the tank so i would know that it is correct
OP OP R rrfreak Fish Fanatic Joined May 19, 2009 Messages 74 Reaction score 0 May 22, 2009 #23 It cooled down, THANKS!!!
arobinson1984 Fish Gatherer Joined Mar 13, 2009 Messages 2,065 Reaction score 0 Location Leeds, United Kingdom May 22, 2009 #24 It cooled down when? by unplugging the heater?? Is the heater on its lowest setting? If so it could be a faulty heater or dodgy thermostat. Andy
It cooled down when? by unplugging the heater?? Is the heater on its lowest setting? If so it could be a faulty heater or dodgy thermostat. Andy
OP OP R rrfreak Fish Fanatic Joined May 19, 2009 Messages 74 Reaction score 0 May 22, 2009 #25 No, it just randomly starting to cool down and its back on track now