Hydor Micro & Mini Aquarium Slim Heater
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- Specially designed for micro tanks and mini aquariums.
- Helps maintain the ideal temperature and natural warmth that fish like guppies and bettas need.
- Simply plug in the heater, no complicated set up.
- Shock-proof design and the ability to run safely when dry.
- 7.5 W heater measures 5-1/2" x 2-1/2" and heats 2 to 5 gallons of water.
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| Price | $15.45Chewy Price | $12.45Chewy Price | $16.00Chewy Price | $17.59Chewy Price | $13.99Chewy Price |
| Fish Type | Marine Fish, Marine Invertebrate | Marine Fish, Tropical Freshwater | Betta, Cichlid, Goldfish, Marine Fish, Tropical Freshwater | Marine Fish, Tropical Freshwater | Betta, Marine Fish, Tropical Freshwater |
| Aquarium Type | Freshwater | Saltwater, Freshwater | Saltwater, Freshwater | Saltwater, Freshwater | Freshwater |
| Material | — | Plastic | Plastic | Glass | Plastic |
| Capacity (Max) | — | 2-gal | — | — | — |
8 Customer Questions
Does this have a thermostat that will help it turn on and off or is this an "always on" heater?
Answer by • Sep 02, 2017
This heater is always on when it's plugged in and should always be used with a thermometer. If the water temperature should exceed 75° F (24° C), unplug the heater.
Cam I use it underneath the fish bowl, meaning OUTSIDE of it?
Answer by • Dec 21, 2018
This is intended to be submerged in an aquarium.
Why can't I keep it under a light I keep on 24/7?
Answer by • Jul 05, 2018
The Mini Heater should not be used in aquariums positioned close to air conditioning outlets, in direct sunlight, near sources of heat, or under a source of light that is kept on for long periods of time. This can alter the temperature of the heater.
Can this heater be used safely in a 3 gallon plastic tank? The tank is about 3 cm of thick plastic?
Answer by • Feb 14, 2018
In dry conditions, the heater reaches temperatures of about 176°F, and this may cause serious damage to plant and animal life, as well, of course, as to plastic tanks and bowls.