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More info... well, i don't have any heaters, i have a mag drive 2400 being closed down because it was pushing too much water. The lights are about 4-6" off the top of the water. It only seems to go down to the mid 80's when the lights are off. Thanks sooo much.

We've just finished setting up our 200 gallon tank, sand, rock, and lights and we can't get the temp down below 90! We'd rather not drop a chunk of money on a chiller and were wondering if there are any cheaper options. BTW, we have 6 6' VHO's over the tank in a canopy. Thanks.

Thanks everyone for the advice! I've got a valve on the intake of the pump for now, it was a quick fix as the noise was driving me crazy. I'll let everyone know what I end up with.

I've used a plastic cooler to move my fish a few times before. It seems to help keep them the right temperature. Good luck.

I'm setting up a new 200 gallon reef ready tank (with 2 overflows) and can't seem to keep the tubes in the overflow from gurgling. I'm using a mag-drive 2400 gph pump split two ways with a vertical climb of about 5 feet to return water to the tank. I guess i'm wondering if it's possible that...