temp of my 12g nano

devilboy

devilboy

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what does everyone keep there nano temps at?
i can not keep mine below 81 with the lights on. isnt that alittle too warm? :notsure: i dont know what it will drop to at night time with the lights off, since i only have water in it now, and trying to get everything correct before i add my live rock and sand.
 
gregzbobo

gregzbobo

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I keep mine between 81-83. It hovers toward 83 lights on, so I said screw it and set the heater to keep the temp in that range for stability. With the heater off, it drops to mid-70's lights off. But thats a bad thing, so I average 82 at all times now.
 
zoie2

zoie2

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Mine is at 80. I only have the LS in mine, Still waitiing for the LR. I don't understand the lights though. They give you a schedule on which ones to leave on for how long, but they don't tell you which is which. One switch puts on a fan and white lights, the 2nd switch turns on a pretty blue light. I don't think the 3rd switch is doing anything. Which light do I use 24hrs? the white with fan, or the blue one ( I hope it's the blue one, it's prety)
 
gregzbobo

gregzbobo

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I assume you have the aquapod? I have a Nanocube, its light switch runs the lights and fans, and the switch on the lid operates the LED moonlights.
 
devilboy

devilboy

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yes the third switch is for led blue lunar moonlights, you should of had a loose power supply and it gets plugged into the back on the right side of the cube. i would keep the whites(daylights) on from say 7 - 8 hrs and the blues (actinics) on 9 - 10 hrs, and leave the led blue lunar moonlights on 24hrs....
 
zoie2

zoie2

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If I turn off all three switches, and then turn my 3rd switch on, nothing happens. Am I missing something?
 
devilboy

devilboy

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Originally Posted by zoie2
If I turn off all three switches, and then turn my 3rd switch on, nothing happens. Am I missing something?
i think so, you should have a power supply that should plug into the back for the led moon lights, the power supply looks like something you would plug into the back of a video game system, and the other end gets plugged into the electrical outlet
 
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