Imagitarium Glass Thermometer, Small

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The Imagitarium Glass Thermometer easily and securely mounts to the inside of your aquarium using the included suction cup and accurately measures water temperature in Celsius or Fahrenheit. The safety zone indicator helps you monitor the ideal temperatures for most tropical fish.

- Glass Thermometer from Imagitarium
- Measures water temperature in Celsius and Fahrenheit
- Attaches to the inside of your aquarium with the included suction cup
- Safety zone indicator monitors ideal temperatures for most tropical fish
- Safe for freshwater and saltwater environments

WARNING: The suction cups in this product can expose you to Di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (DEHP), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

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SKU	2581110
Primary Brand	Imagitarium

Additional Features

Size	Small

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166 out of 278 (60%) reviewers recommend this product

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Bctint

4 years ago

I bout this thing to use temporarily for a few bucks while my expensive digital ...

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Doesn't work

bettamom123

4 years ago

I bought this today and placed it in my tank. I can't tell you exactly how far o...

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Item was simple to purchase and delivery following day was exceptional

No, I do not recommend this product.

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inaccurate & red liquid is unsafe when broken. Bought two of these for my 5 gal betta tank, the first one had a gap in the liquid that I couldn’t fix & made it unreadable. The second thermometer reads my tank at a constant 72° while it was actually around >80°, caused issues with my betta and I’m currently writing this as she’s sitting in a hospital tank with treatment for columnaris.

No, I do not recommend this product.

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Originally posted on petco.com

I liked this product because it was really accurate

Yes, I recommend this product.

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I liked this product because it was really accurate

Originally posted on petco.com

Thermometer kept reading 40 degrees even though room temp was ranging 70- 75. Tested the water with another thermometer and it read 72 degrees. Took it out and shook it, put it back in and again went to 40 degrees. Junk

No, I do not recommend this product.

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Since when is kerosene non-toxic? I worked in the Navy on aircraft and it certainly wasn't safe for us to handle without PPE so how in God's name can you consider it safe for fish? Maybe you want to explain it to my axolotl who may not recover from what it has done to his skin? If I could have I would have given it zero stars. And if I had realized when it happened that there is kerosene in it I would have taken a pic of the broken thermometer......unreal....

No, I do not recommend this product.

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1 year ago

What is the purpose of the little brown balls at the very bottom of the thermometer? What are they and what do they do?

1 year ago
Hi bobby890. Good day! The little brown balls at the bottom of the thermometer are there to provide weight and prevent the thermometer from floating. Thanks,

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1 year ago

Is this something that needs to be replaced like every month, or does it actually last?

1 year ago
The thermometer lasts for however long you take care of it. The suction, though, is another story and will eventually fail. I ended up tying a piece of string from the failed suction to outside the tank and used a magnet cleaner to hold it in place 2+ years and counting.

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3 years ago

How do I remove the red liquid from the tank? The tank is empty and has no water, but the thermometer fell off the glass and broke inside. The red liquid dried very fast and it isn't coming off, what do I do?

3 years ago
Hi Maiasaura, The red liquid is made of aviation kerosene and pigment so it dries very fast . We suggest to clean it with detergent + warm water or cleaning ball. Thanks,

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4 years ago

How durable is it? I'm worried about it breaking. Furthermore, if it were to break inside the tank would it kill my animals? Thanks.

4 years ago
It is durable. I have had a broken one in the tank and nothing happened to the fish but I caught it pretty much right away.

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4 years ago

Could I use this for a red eared slider turtl aquarium?

4 years ago
Hi Krystal123, This would be fine to use in a underwater environment that is freshwater. Thanks,

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5 years ago

Where can I get replacement suction cups? Suction cups don't stick to glass anymore.

5 years ago
Better to get thermometer with magnet! The suction cups work but they tend to not stick if the aquarium gets algae on the inside.

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5 years ago

Is the balls on the bottom lead or steel?

5 years ago
I don't recall any glass thermometers to have steal in the bulb end. They have led as far as I know. But rest assured they are made of good rate glass that is resistant to breakage.

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5 years ago

What should I do if the balls on the bottom fall down? Also, what if the alcohol got melted and got stuck on the aqurium floor or wall?

5 years ago
To me I hoped that nothing went wrong when I bought that thermometer but a couple of months later during a water change I found it had broken on the top of it. I never took it off of the aquarium it was there since I bought it. So i don’t know why it broke.

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5 years ago

Do those little balls on the bottom kill beneficial bacteria?

5 years ago
No they do not. The only time it is harmful is when it gets broken and the alchohol leaks into the tank.

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6 years ago

will it mount to a Hawkeye 3-Gallon 360 View Aquarium. my tank is small and round or dose it have to have a flat surface?

6 years ago
My suction cup never sticks to even the flat service. But I have no problem with it floating around in the tank.

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Imagitarium Glass Thermometer, Small

Imagitarium Glass Thermometer, Small

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AWESOME

Daddy12345

AWESOME

Daddy12345

Doesn’t work

JF46

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Are you kidding me?

Questions

What is the purpose of the little brown balls at the very bottom of the thermometer? What are they and what do they do?

Is this something that needs to be replaced like every month, or does it actually last?

How do I remove the red liquid from the tank? The tank is empty and has no water, but the thermometer fell off the glass and broke inside. The red liquid dried very fast and it isn't coming off, what do I do?

How durable is it? I'm worried about it breaking. Furthermore, if it were to break inside the tank would it kill my animals? Thanks.

Could I use this for a red eared slider turtl aquarium?

Where can I get replacement suction cups? Suction cups don't stick to glass anymore.

Is the balls on the bottom lead or steel?

What should I do if the balls on the bottom fall down? Also, what if the alcohol got melted and got stuck on the aqurium floor or wall?

Do those little balls on the bottom kill beneficial bacteria?

will it mount to a Hawkeye 3-Gallon 360 View Aquarium. my tank is small and round or dose it have to have a flat surface?