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joe kool · 12-02-2007, 05:10 PM

I too have had only good luck with my limited use of the hydor inline heaters. Keeps my temps at a rock solid 80* with little fluctuation in day and night temps and with the convince of having it inline with my canister or sump style filter keeps the heater out of the tanks and harms way. I haven't used their in-tank style heaters as I try to keep as many of the components external of the tank as I can to keep the tank space looking natural and uncluttered.

I have heard however that heaters are about the only thing they do well so I do steer away from their other products only due to reputation

12-02-2007, 05:10 PM	#3
joe kool Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Age: 36 Posts: 572	I too have had only good luck with my limited use of the hydor inline heaters. Keeps my temps at a rock solid 80* with little fluctuation in day and night temps and with the convince of having it inline with my canister or sump style filter keeps the heater out of the tanks and harms way. I haven't used their in-tank style heaters as I try to keep as many of the components external of the tank as I can to keep the tank space looking natural and uncluttered. I have heard however that heaters are about the only thing they do well so I do steer away from their other products only due to reputation __________________ A conglomeration of cichlids from all over living happily in my "melting pot" of tanks. Breeding: currently nothing ... I'm sequestered in South Korea, "Osan" to be exact 2 days till I'm back in the states!!!! Florida to be exact, those Floridians have no idea what they're in for!! current Fry: see above tanks: 100, 55, 46 BF, 26 BF, 20L, 5 fry tank 20L planted with CRS is the only thing up (easy for the wife to care for in my stead)