Aqueon Pro Aquarium Heater
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About This Item
- Perfect for easily maintaining the ideal water temperature for both healthy salt and freshwater community fish tanks.
- Available in a wide range of the most common wattage sizes to provide a custom heating experience for any aquarium.
- Precise temperature dial from 68 to 88 °F allows for complete control of aquatic climate within a 1-degree difference.
- Durable shatter-resistant heater construction allows for completely submersible and safe aquarium temperature control.
- LED indicator lights up red when heating or green when not heating, and auto shut-off feature prevents overheating.
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17 Customer Questions
How many watts will i need for a 75 gallon tank?
Answer by • Mar 26, 2019
The wattage needed will depend on how many degrees you need to increase above room temperature (68-72 degrees fahrenheit). For increasing a 75 gallon aquarium 5-10 degrees fahrenheit, choose the 200 watt heater. If increasing the 75 gallon aquarium by 15 degrees fahrenheit, choose the 300 watt heater. Please see the image attached for the Heater Guidelines.
Is this heater good for red eared sliders? Also up to what degree does heater go up to cuz I'm looking for heater that can go up to 88-92 degrees. Also what does the 3rd bullet point mean when it says "complete control of aquatic climate within a 1-degree difference"?
Answer by • Jan 22, 2020
This Pro Heater wouldn't be suitable for a red eared slider turtle as they need a temperature gradient (95°F for the warm end/basking area and 75°F for the cool end/water). This heater has a precise temperature dial from 68-88°F and allows for complete control of aquatic climate within a 1-degree difference. This 1-degree difference is added for safety and precision.
how long is the 300watt and can you put it horizontal
Answer by • Mar 28, 2019
This heater can be placed vertically or horizontally. The 300 watt heater is 3.5 x 1.5 x 15.25 inches.
I have had the aqueon pro adjustable heater in a 3-gallon aquarium and I noticed that it is forming small air bubbles around the outside of the heater. Is this normal?
Answer by • Sep 25, 2019
Air bubbles are normal when using an aquarium heater. Cold water is capable of holding more oxygen than warm water. If cold water suddenly becomes warmer, the oxygen has to be released and occurs in the form of air bubbles. We always recommend checking that the heater is working properly by using a thermometer with your fish tank.