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08-02-2008, 01:43 AM
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Its not so much the temp as how quickly the swing occurs. Like Brad, I watched my temp climb to about 91-92F every day for almost a week. It only ever went down to about 88 at night so there wasn't much of a swing. These days 84 is about as high as I'd like my tank to go (and thats when the chiller blows a fuse).
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