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Reddit mentions of Marina Stainless Steel Thermometer
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Easy-to-read stainless steel thermometerIncludes a safety zone indicator. Safety zone Indicator for Most Tropical fishEnsures your aquarium is at a proper temperature. Protects your Fish from Unsafe TemperatureHooks onto the side of your aquarium4.5 inches tall
Specs:
Color | For freshwater aquariums |
Height | 7 Inches |
Length | 0.9 Inches |
Size | 1 Unit |
Weight | 0.04 Pounds |
Width | 3.9 Inches |
Bleu has been happily living on my desk in my home office for about 2 weeks, the tank has been setup for about a month. He's currently the only inhabitant and I will likely be adding a few striped khuli loaches or some shrimp in the near future I haven't decied which direction to go yet. I also am trying to track down some floating plants but haven't had any luck at my LFS or Petsmart, I might check Petco in a larger city this weekend that's about an hour away or some LFS in that area.
Equipment:
10 Gallon tank from Petco $1/gallon sale
Aqueon 06105 Pro Heaters Submersible Aquarium Heater, 50-Watt
Marina Stainless Steel Thermometer
Perfecto Manufacturing APF33200 Glass Canopy Aquarium, 20-Inch
Marineland Single Bright LED Lighting System 18-24-Inch
Quantity 2 Marina S10 Power Filter
Penn Plax Hide-Away Stackable Stone Aquarium Ornament
Natural sand substrate
1 Java Fern
1 Wisteria (I think...)
I'm going to move the Java Fern today I read last night you aren't supposed to bury the Rhizome so I need to get it attached to a rock or piece of drift wood. I think a decent size piece of drift wood would help the barren look as well on the right until I can get some additional plants. The tank itself has been doing great the filters are very low current which is perfect for Bleu. I've been using the API freshwater master test kit to keep an eye on things and doing about a 25% water change every two weeks.
So petsmsrt sells these 5 gallon kits for $30, (There's also a 10 gallon kit for $30, but my store doesn't usually have them). They have everything except a heater and substrate, but I've heard you can buy pool filter sand to use as substrate, which would be cheaper, and there are some heaters on Amazon you could get. I put some links and a total cost (other than substrate) below, and it comes out to about $90.
5 gallon: https://www.petsmart.com/fish/tanks-aquariums-and-nets/aquariums/top-fin-essentials-aquarium-starter-kit-40713.html?cgid=300129
Heater: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000OQO69Q/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_sAnVAb4BGEVMS
Thermometer: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0002AQIU4/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_IznVAbV5P8XSD https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000OQO69Q/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_HwnVAbNSCPJWW
Total cost:
30×2 + 11×2 + 3.50×2 = $89