bio cube high temp hurrey help

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  1. crustytheclown

    crustytheclown Eyelash Blennie

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    my bio cube is at 85 help what do i do....????????
     
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  3. Ultraner

    Ultraner Purple Spiny Lobster

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    Put ice cubes in a ziploc bag or a frozen water bottle in the tank to cool it.
     
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    crustytheclown Eyelash Blennie

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    Is your heater set too high or your room temp too high?
     
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    divott Giant Squid

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    turning off the lights will help. or running them for a shorter period of time. although that will only work temporarily until you can find a permanent solution. what type lighting system do you have? and do you have a\c there?
     
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    crustytheclown Eyelash Blennie

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    i think the room temp is too high cause the lights have been off for many hours now. Does the pump of the biocube heat the water or something
     
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    crustytheclown Eyelash Blennie

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    room temp is at 72-74 somewhere in there, sorrry
     
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    the fisherman Vlamingii Tang

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    put a fan over the top and turn it on high
     
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    anpgp Dragon Wrasse

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    I had the same problem with my biocube 29. You can either point a fan on your tank or if you get a small fan, like the ones inside desktops, you can put it on the top of your tank or even inside by the lights to improve circulation and help keep the lights cool. Keeping a fan on my tank helped a lot.
     
  12. crustytheclown

    crustytheclown Eyelash Blennie

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    any chillers you recommend????