havnfun328 AC Members Sep 11, 2006 56 0 0 67 Kansas Oct 7, 2009 #1 Has anybody done this? I was thinking this would be a good spot, as there is plenty of room and good, even flow. Thoughts?
Has anybody done this? I was thinking this would be a good spot, as there is plenty of room and good, even flow. Thoughts?
F frigginchi AC Members Sep 6, 2009 213 0 0 54 Oct 7, 2009 #2 Both my biocubes have the heaters in them. I haven't seen any problems.
pkumar AC Members Dec 22, 2008 94 0 0 So Cal Oct 7, 2009 #3 Yup, me too. Have one heater in each corner overflow. THe "automatic" controller in the sump didn't work, so i took them out. Has worked well.
Yup, me too. Have one heater in each corner overflow. THe "automatic" controller in the sump didn't work, so i took them out. Has worked well.
FSM Pastafarian Mar 30, 2008 354 0 0 Georgia Oct 7, 2009 #4 Yes it works fine. My problem is that the heater doesn't fit without being partially above the water line.
Yes it works fine. My problem is that the heater doesn't fit without being partially above the water line.
Amphiprion Contain the Excitement... Feb 14, 2007 5,776 0 0 Mobile, Alabama Real Name Andrew Oct 7, 2009 #5 That or being exposed during times when the main pump may not be on. I would only do it in overflows with standpipes or static levels, like biocubes.
That or being exposed during times when the main pump may not be on. I would only do it in overflows with standpipes or static levels, like biocubes.
havnfun328 AC Members Sep 11, 2006 56 0 0 67 Kansas Oct 8, 2009 #6 Thanks, I'll give it a try and make sure that they don't get exposed.
excuzzzeme Stroke Survivor '05 Mar 29, 2007 5,531 2 62 100 miles from water and 2 feet from Hell Oct 8, 2009 #7 My overflows are too short for a heater so I keep them in the sump.