Question: Aquarium Chiller

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Hi,

So living in Australia and the average temp in summer being close to 40 degrees Celsius, frozen water bottles and ice packs just don’t do the trick anymore - I need a chiller!!

Does anyone know good brands (preferably Australian and cheap) of aquarium chillers?

What would I need for a 20 gallon tank (about 80L or less I can’t remeber) that doesn’t upset flow and such - I can’t find any and I have no idea what I’m looking for!! I’d like to sort this as soon as possible... please help!!
 
I would be also interested in learning something about chillers from our other Aussie axolotl keepers!

My tank has not completed cycling yet but I would like to have a temperature control in, prior to purchasing my Axolotl.
 
I'm in the U.S. so I'm not sure how much this will help but I ordered one off Amazon. You will probably need a water pump as well.
 
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