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Mac Myers

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Hey! I'm in trouble! Wife is going to be mad again. :eek:
Guy on Ebay was selling some for these Aquarium Chillers New for $119.00 US with a "Make an offer" Button. I saw that he had 2 offers already so I did make an offer for some reason. I offered $69.00 and about 2 hours later I got a notice I'd "won". With shipping it's $79.00. I didn't even know that could happen plus I expected the guy to tell me to bugger off. Let you know how it works unless my wife kills me.
 
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Report in on how it works for you. I was considering getting a small chiller for me tank to lower the temp a few degrees.
 
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These are nice low end chillers that work for small tanks. I have one I set up in a 18 gallon acrylic tank. I drilled a whole in the side of the tank and mounted the chiller that way. Without a hole you need to make some sort of a mounting bracket.
 
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michael said:
These are nice low end chillers that work for small tanks. I have one I set up in a 18 gallon acrylic tank. I drilled a whole in the side of the tank and mounted the chiller that way. Without a hole you need to make some sort of a mounting bracket.
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What kind of degree drop did you get? Did you get that extra device to specify the temp?
 
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