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Post Posted: Wed Jan 20, 2010 9:08 pm   Fluval E heater

I received my Fluval E heater from Drs. Foster and Smith yesterday. I got this one to replace my inaccurate, cheap, heater that I've been using for the past year.

Until now, this winter has been a bit TOO warm for Jessica. The heater I was using was heating my 125G of water to nearly 80 degrees even on the lowest setting. I didn't invest enough in that heater to care about a warranty or to make me feel like going through the trouble of contacting the manufacturer, so I went the a company I trust, Fluval.

At first glance the filter is very slick and futuristic looking. The technology is very cool and the built-in temp probe matched up to my own thermometer to within .5 degrees. The heater is very easy to set up, and is completely turtle-proof. I still have my back-up heater, but I haven't seen it come on once since I installed the Fluval heater.

For an extra couple bucks it is most definitely worth it.


PS - I am not affliated with fluval at all. 8)
-Chris
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Post Posted: Thu Jan 21, 2010 3:18 pm   

I've seen them. They sure look awesome! Be sure to let us know how you like it in a few weeks :D
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Post Posted: Sun Feb 07, 2010 6:44 pm   

Three and a half weeks later, I'm still pleased with this heater. It does have a little trouble keeping up when my room temperature drops below 65 on these cold winter nights, but it has no problem otherwise.

I'm happy my entire enclosure is now turtle-proof.
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