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I reeaaally need fans!!! |
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I came home from univ. today and my tank was at 87 degrees!!!! AHHHHHHHHHHH. Everything was alright, but there was little air bubbles on my leather umbrella coral. Now, what fans do you recommending me getting?
I would like somethign that is reliable and economically cheap....i really don't wanna spend over $25 bucks for a fan.... Regards, Ilham |
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Mayor
Join Date: Jan 2001
Location: Mukilteo, WA
Posts: 748
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http://www.sofasco.com/
Look for the USTF12038 series fan (Toyo) ... there are 4 models I believe. The 76 cfm fan is very quiet I believe it's the 1152T. $17.60 per fan. |
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Mayor
Join Date: Jul 2000
Location: MA.
Posts: 534
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Hi Elmo18,
Check out your local Radio Shack. I got a 4'' fan for like $12.00. I got the 120v one and wired it directly to an old power cord I had. The fan is extremely quiet. HTH CaptK |
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Moderator
Join Date: Jun 2000
Location: Alta Loma,Ca
Posts: 2,943
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"GOT SUMP" if you do just throw a big fan in your stand blowing right over the sump. I bought one of those 13.00 Honeywell fans from Home depot model # HT-800, I would say its about 8-10". This thing is mounted on the top of my stand blowing right down in the sump.....works great!
Mark |
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Governor
Join Date: Jul 2000
Location: Folsom, CA
Posts: 2,103
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The sump fan is a good idea, and there are plenty that use the radioshack fans with success. I use the icecap, but they are more than your looking to spend.
-Perry PS-Moved to Equipment forum. |
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