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04/07/2007, 08:32 PM
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Registered Member
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Blue Springs, Missouri
Posts: 302
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Brand New Firreplug heater? 1000watt
This Company has been out of business for awhile and wondered if anyone knew anything about these first hand? I got an Aquanetics 1000watt flow through, brand spanking new, never opened .. what are the odds? From all I could muster up, these were really nice heaters, but I would like a second opinion. This will be going on my new 450 gallon reef.
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04/08/2007, 06:16 AM
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Seasoned reefer
Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: In Quebec, Canada
Posts: 3,653
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I would go for it
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Temp 80F, PH 8.5-8.0, Alk 6.8-7.2, Ca 430, Mg 1700, NO3 0-0.25, PO4 0.04, 34.4 PPT Lights @ 100% all others, 35% White Current Tank Info: 60g Cube, 120lbs live rocks, Hydra52 2x120W, 2 MP40+ 1 MP10 @ 70%, Phosban 550 GFO+Carbon, 200W Heater, SWC Skimmer, Kalk ATO, 150 gpd RODI |
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04/08/2007, 06:34 AM
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Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: Hollywood Florida
Posts: 3,633
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yes I have heard they were very good as well. great find
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04/14/2007, 08:21 PM
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Registered Member
Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: Southboro, MA
Posts: 8
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I'm running the 500 watt version on my tank. This winter when my basement was down to 60 degrees, a 150 gallon sump and 50 gallon fuge down there stayed rock steady at 79 degrees with only another 150 watt heater in there....If you decide against it, PM me, I'll take it......
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VP of Public Relations, Boston Reefers Society Current Tank Info: 60" 180 mixed reef tank was going to get built until it was shipped out cracked |
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