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    Fan for 2ft setup?

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    Hi,

    may i know which brand/model of fan is suitable for a

    2ft shrimp tank

    most probably will be keep cherry n yamato only.. with spiky moss

    *if possible..pls give the price/brand/model of the fan n the LFS that sell it?

    pls advise..thanks!

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    you can get Profantec fan. It's available at most LFS, C328 or the LFS next to NA.
    I'm using it for my 1.5feet tank

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    Quote Originally Posted by kemp
    you can get Profantec fan. It's available at most LFS, C328 or the LFS next to NA.
    I'm using it for my 1.5feet tank
    thanks for the reply!

    is it the S$17 big fan in transparent box?

    i asked the auntie @ C328.. she also dunno.. hehe

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    yes. it's those in the transparent box

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    If it is a 2 feet tank or smaller, those smaller generic fans are perhaps enough.

    LFS like KF sell this fan set that consists of a computer fan and the adapter. The wiring is such that should your fan fails, you can just go buy another cheaper computer fan and plug it in directly. Plug and Play.

    Price wise, if I remember correctly, falls under $13.
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    Quote Originally Posted by the_r0ck
    If it is a 2 feet tank or smaller, those smaller generic fans are perhaps enough.

    LFS like KF sell this fan set that consists of a computer fan and the adapter. The wiring is such that should your fan fails, you can just go buy another cheaper computer fan and plug it in directly. Plug and Play.

    Price wise, if I remember correctly, falls under $13.
    thanks bro!

    time to visit KF liao..(almost 2 yrs never visit there liao..)

    btw...is 1 fan enough to achieve 27 n below temp?

    my room got no air con..

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    Quote Originally Posted by Freshman
    thanks bro!

    time to visit KF liao..(almost 2 yrs never visit there liao..)

    btw...is 1 fan enough to achieve 27 n below temp?

    my room got no air con..
    Honestly 1 should be enough for a 2 footer. However, fans can only cool to the water to roughly the ambient temperature and not below. If the tank's surrondings is 28, then you can only go to the lowest of about 28.

    To go below 27 you need a chiller.
    Studying the water chemistry and nutrients is a science.
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    Can easily get a 240V fan from Sim Lim Tower and DIY a very simple mounting for the fan to clip onto the tank. Total cost is less then $10.

    I have been using the same fan for my 2ft tank and now it move to my 3ft tank. Been running for a few years already.

    BTW, water level drops fast if fan is on 24hrs on a 2ft tank. Maybe the 240VAC fan is damn powerful, but it does drops the temp by upto 5 degree if I am not wrong.

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    I once used a crocodile clip, a screw and nut to clip a computer fan to my shrimp tank.





    Hope this helps.

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    wow! That's a very innovative idea!

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