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how do I add a heater to my aquarium? Do I remove the fish and wait till it reaches the desired temperature and Acclimate the fish then re add him or Do I put him in after adding the heater while the heater is heating up ? Which is safest ? Thank yo
I would recommend using an aquarium thermometer to check the starting temperature and that the heater is working correctly. The heater should have a thermostat which switches on and off to keep the temperature constant. You can leave your fish in the tank during this process if you can monitor with a thermometer.
Updated on August 12th, 2025
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hello, i have a tropical fish and the heart didnt work for the tank how do i keep my fish warm its still in bag
You can float it in some warm tap water but it will need to come out of the bag before oxygen levels drop and waste levels rise. Hot water bottles or a light over the tank may also keep temps out of dangerous ranges until you replace the heater. Buy two and keep a spare ready just in case.
Updated on August 12th, 2025
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came home from wk at 5pm noticed one of my girl fish lying side down on bottom of tank not breathing but gills still red i put her in a sealed contaner with air stone and plastic wrap around it trying to get her to breath again when i picked her up s
Thanks for reaching out about Grandfish. But it sounds as if she has passed. Placing the airstone while holding the gills open might provide some oxygen, but if the heart is not beating, no circulation. Sounds as if the heater malfunctions, as 86 is fairly warm. Sorry.
Updated on August 12th, 2025
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hi! I have gold fish in a tank and after doing a 20% water change my fish seems to be in shock just sitting at the bottom of the tank... could it be the PH level change? please help me!
It may be the pH change or other change in water chemistry. Use a home test kit to check water quality. Make adjustments as indicated. It may also be a response to a temperature change. Check water temperature and increase the heat if necessary, just don't forget to turn it down or off once the temp is within range.
Updated on August 12th, 2025
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I have a betta fish in a 3 gallon tank , does he need a heater ? And if so what's a good heater to use
The water temperature should range between 78F and 80F. You can use a submersible heater. Make sure it has an adjustable thermostat to control temperature. You should also have a thermometer in the tank to monitor water temp.
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