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Dumbest move ever!

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  1. 01-10-2012, 07:35 AM #11
    Tom Toro
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    that is a good suggestion Jim. I had it wide open but will change it.
    240g Great Lakes Glass! ETSS1400/panworld250,LED 120wX4 AJM, LED,2x sunbrite ,Tunzex4/,200gal sump/mixed reef/Biopellets. Hammerhead return. UV 57w. Chiller.

    135g down and given to a buddy. New pic after the wall is repaired.
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  3. 01-10-2012, 09:21 AM #12
    rmalone
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    I second using the heaters tstat as a redundant control.
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