The Tetra Submersible Heater and Tetra HT Submersible Heater are designed to automatically heat up your fish tank water to a range of 76°F to 80°F (or 24.5°C to 26.5°C). If the device does not appear to be working as intended, or at all, then you can take a look at this troubleshooting article here at Aquarium Blueprints. … Read more
The Tetra Submersible Heater will turn off automatically if the temperature of your fish tank gets between a range of 76°F to 80°F (or 24.5°C to 26.5°C). If your device keeps turning off before the water heats up to at least 76°F (or 24.5°C), then you can check out this troubleshooting article at Aquarium Blueprints to see … Read more
The Tetra Submersible Heater will display a red light when it is currently heating the water in your fish tank. If the device isn’t showing this color, then you can take a look at this troubleshooting article at Aquarium Blueprints to see what you can do. Before we start, it should be noted that this … Read more
By using the Tetra Submersible Heater, you are able to increase the temperature in your fish tank to within a range of 76°F to 80°F (or 24.5°C to 26.5°C). For this device to work as intended, you need to set it up correctly. To find out the correct way to installing this product, you can take a look … Read more
While not ideal, you should be able to keep Cherry Shrimps, also known as Neocardinia Shrimps, in a tank without a heater. To find out how you can properly do so without harming your pets, you can follow this guide from Aquarium Blueprints. Recommended Temperature Range for Cherry Shrimps The recommended temperature range for the … Read more
The Fluval E Series is an advanced fish tank heater as it features an LCD screen as well as electronic sensors. If your water heating device does not seem to be working as intended, then you can take a look at this troubleshooting article from Aquarium Blueprints to see how you can potentially get it … Read more
If your Fluval E50, E100, E200 or E300 Advanced Electronic Aquarium Heater does not appear to be properly heating your fish tank water, then you can check out this troubleshooting article from Aquarium Blueprints to see how you can potentially fix your problem. 1. To start off, you should make sure that the top of … Read more
When using your Fluval E50, E100, E200 or E300 Advanced Electronic Aquarium Heater, you may see the LCD screen of the device display a E1 message. The screen may also flash between the red, blue and green colors. You can check out the troubleshooting guide at Aquarium Blueprints to see how you can potentially fix … Read more
If you need to reset your Fluval E Series Advanced Electronic Aquarium Heater, then you can check out this tutorial at Aquarium Blueprints. Before we begin, it should be noted that this article will cover the following model from this series: Fluval E50 Advanced Electronic Aquarium Heater Fluval E100 Advanced Electronic Aquarium Heater Fluval E200 … Read more
Your Fluval E Series Advanced Electronic Aquarium Heater may display, or even flash, a red light. This indicate that there is a problem with the water temperature in your fish tank. To see how you can potentially fix this problem, you can take a look at this article here at Aquarium Blueprints. It should be … Read more
