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jtReef · 06-13-2006, 10:05 AM

Unfortunately the only way to keep the fluctuations down is a chiller. (very expensive) Or the fan setup you are currently doing. I found it was just easier to hook my fan up to the timer that my lights are on to cut down on the fluctuations. You can also read on the forum here that people use ice but that also cools the tank down slowly and will require more work on your part.

06-13-2006, 10:05 AM	#2 (permalink)
jtReef Ritteri Anemone Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Naperville IL Age: 29 Posts: 619 Karma: 273	Unfortunately the only way to keep the fluctuations down is a chiller. (very expensive) Or the fan setup you are currently doing. I found it was just easier to hook my fan up to the timer that my lights are on to cut down on the fluctuations. You can also read on the forum here that people use ice but that also cools the tank down slowly and will require more work on your part. _________ 180 Gal Reef, AquaC EV-400, 3 MH Aquamedic Oceanlight HQI's 250w 20k. Neptune AquaController III, AquaLogic Trimline Cyclone 1/3hp skimmer, 2 x hydor #4's, 2 x mj1200's modded, 40 gal fuge.