Aqueon Flat Heater Watt Gallon Review

I need a heater for my Beta's 3.5 gallon tank. I saw mixed reviews when it came to this heater but decided to go for it based on the price and the need to try it. I have no complaints about how the product works. I didn't want to hit a specific temp, I just needed to get the temp of the tank above the 70 it was at. I don't take my temperature every day, but several times a week. The thermometer always reads around 78 degrees. I can say he does what he has to do because the fish are very active.

Not used yet. I'll update when I get my tank up, but I have the smaller 5w version and it's tiny. This 15w version is surprisingly big, just surprisingly big, but I still like the flat design as it blends more into the background, but I'll have to see how it fares in the aquarium if I have it because of the size get. I'm sure the heating function is good, 5 watts heats my 6.5 gallons relatively easily, never goes out of range and hits 81 during the day but never or very rarely reaches or…

So for most tropical fish you will normally need a pre-installed heater that will keep the temperature around 22-30°C. This heater typically heated the tanks I tested (3 gallon and 5 gallon) to 82°F, which is a little hot. I took this heater in for cleaning when I was cleaning my tank. After a while I noticed a strange smell and realized that this heater was still connected to the mains. It's a common silly mistake, but good heaters can detect when they're overheating or run out of water and…