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Just noticed Dean is running his tanks at 25 . My tanks are all between 22-24 for cherries and crystals which I thought was optimum temp for them , am I a bit too low?

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Im running mine on around 24, I have read most forums etc say 23 24 so I think we're fine... Only if dean is hiding a specail breeding secert ;)

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My tanks are 23-24 through winter. Summer a little higher depending if there is a heat wave or not.

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The only advantage I know of to higher temp is the gestation period is shorter, but their lifespan is reduced :dejection:

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My winter temps are 23-24' date=' and summer temps are 22-23.[/quote']

Why so BB?

Wouldnt it be cheaper to do it the other way around?

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Thanks guys I will make them all 23-24 just raise the 22 up :encouragement:

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My CRS and CBS tanks are running on 21 and they are breeding well, my TB tanks are on 22-23.

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