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    I keep it within 2 degrees, but in a greenhouse you've got much more heat to contend with, plus often quite cold nights. Nevada / Arizona are well-known for 30 to 40 degree changes every day to night. Where are you located?
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    Quote Originally Posted by melev View Post
    I keep it within 2 degrees, but in a greenhouse you've got much more heat to contend with, plus often quite cold nights. Nevada / Arizona are well-known for 30 to 40 degree changes every day to night. Where are you located?
    South Fla, so basically have to deal with 90+ during the day, 80s at night and High humidity.
    55 Gallon. One year old, and looking SUPER.

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