Quote them for the price of adults since that is when they died. Bag all your fish and take photos of each one and send it to them with a price qoute from a LFS to get those specific ones back in.
Lost a lot of my fish
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Quote them for the price of adults since that is when they died. Bag all your fish and take photos of each one and send it to them with a price qoute from a LFS to get those specific ones back in.
I use the marineland visitherm deluxe's in all my tanks. I was just thinking about getting 4 news ones to replace the twoo 300W's in my discus tank and my pleco tank. I've never had trouble with these but I like to replace them about every 18 months just to try to avoid them going bad and getting stuck "on". Should I wait until they get their new line?
I took photos last night, I am going to get a estimate today. I only had two that were not adults, but they were still about a year old.
I have one of the glass heaters they make and have never had a issue with it, as a matter of fact it is like 10 years old and still runs better than any other heater i have ever had.
My Stealth has done the same exact thing, but I caught it before it could get over 87. 
Sorry for your loss, how many fish was it?
Sorry for your loss, how many fish was it?
It was 6.My Stealth has done the same exact thing, but I caught it before it could get over 87.
Sorry for your loss, how many fish was it?
that's really sad to hear....those are my favorite heaters!
I have experienced this in a small tank once with a cheapy heater. Because of this, I never run a heater that has total wattage for that tank. It's much safer if you get yourself 2 lower watt heaters because when they do go out, that can't possibly heat the water that high. IT's easier to do it this way in a larger tank, of course.
I have experienced this in a small tank once with a cheapy heater. Because of this, I never run a heater that has total wattage for that tank. It's much safer if you get yourself 2 lower watt heaters because when they do go out, that can't possibly heat the water that high. IT's easier to do it this way in a larger tank, of course.
