UL Listed NICREW Preset Aquarium Heater with Submersible Electronic Thermostat for Fish Tanks Review

It's quite cold in my house, about 65 degrees Fahrenheit, because it's a compromise between me, who loves the cold, and my family, who loves the cold loves is. a little warmer. At night we lower the temperature by 2-4 degrees. This heater was enough to keep our 20-gallon tank in the 70-80 degree range even in the mornings before turning the heater back on. So far our fish don't seem to be tense at night, but a few degrees difference, which is very important because a dead or lethargic fish is…

I was watching a YouTube video about aquarium care and noticed an influencer was talking about Nicrew lights. Well I don't need a light right now but thought I'd try their heater. It works exactly as promised. I put it in my aquarium, plugged it in and my fish are a comfortable 78 degrees. I didn't use suction cups for my tank as there is a compartment for the pump and heater. I like the fact that the heater light is bright enough that I can see it working without taking the heater out.

Long awaited review but wanted to be sure before I give my opinion. I have purchased this item twice - the first one stopped working (annoying) but luckily there were no explosions or chemical leaks. Having experienced this many times with competing brands I was just grateful that it kept my fish SAFE during a bad time. Because of that fact and my love for other products from this brand, I decided to give it another try. The new one has been working great for a few months now and I'm happy with

I bought this because of the great price and the fact that it is set to the right temperature. You get what you pay for, I've had it less than a week and some white mucus came out from underneath and the temp was too high. I contacted customer service and to be honest they were very nice and helpful. They sent me a new one that did the same. The temperature was too high for the pool, and more white goo came out at the bottom. I don't know what that white stuff is, but I'm definitely…

I did a lot of research before purchasing this heater for my 75 gallon cichlid tank. When I opened the box it looked great - nice design, seems to be of good build quality, all in a plus. I installed it in my aquarium, plugged it in, the red light came on - all signs are ok. Unfortunately the heater died within a day. I haven't finished assembling my aquarium in the return window, so I now have a very expensive modern aquarium decoration. I give it 1 star because an aquarium heater MUST be…

I need a heater for my 5 gallon reef tank. After reading reviews of temperature controlled heaters, it was reported that they often fail and overheat, heating everything in the tank to 90-100F! Risk of failure (at least overheating). I'd rather deal with a broken heater and cooler water than one that won't stop heating at all. I've had it in my tank for about 2 weeks now and it works amazingly well. The ambient temperature in the room is about 69F. After installing the heater, the temperature…

I had really high hopes for this heater as it had good reviews and the price wasn't bad. to set it up better, so I've gathered everything I need to set it up properly. Finally the tank was finished and the day came when I could change them. I checked the heating the day before and everything was fine! But the day I needed it, it stopped working in the middle. It was constantly on and off, let alone off for long periods of time. I knew it was a pre-installed heater, so I quickly put my finger…

I used to buy a pre-installed Aqueon 50W (78°) heater for a 5 gallon bulletproof tank because it was the smallest/most compact (5.75 inch) and inexpensive . good, but the suction cup is not very good and only heats up to 77°. While shopping for a second nano heater I came across this cute little Nicrew badboy and can buy it with one click. cube and definitely don't regret this purchase! Quality is worth much more than price. Comes well packaged and is such a small, sleek, modern design. It's…