reef master
New Member
Vince,
Another option is to change your lighting schedule from day to night. This will reduce the heat being put into the tank during the heat of the day. One other thing would be to make sure your heater is not on when u see your tank heating up. During summer months a lot of people turn them off. Have seen heaters malfuction and stay on which would cause a constant heating problem.
All other suggestions that have been made thus far are very good. Would fall back to the question too of how warm is the room the tank is in also?
Good luck!
Another option is to change your lighting schedule from day to night. This will reduce the heat being put into the tank during the heat of the day. One other thing would be to make sure your heater is not on when u see your tank heating up. During summer months a lot of people turn them off. Have seen heaters malfuction and stay on which would cause a constant heating problem.
All other suggestions that have been made thus far are very good. Would fall back to the question too of how warm is the room the tank is in also?
Good luck!