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Been reading about water parameters and tank health during the night for CRS and was wondering what other members here set their temperature to for their CRS, I have read 21/23c, I have mine currently at 24c (without CRS in there at the moment), should I drop it down to 22c or 23c?

Just curious what other members here have their temps at.

 

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Ive got mine down to 25 atm (from 29) and I can see a huge difference in colour and activity, I think ill bring it down to 23.5 they seem so happy in the cooler water. my snowballs have saddled up like there going on a muster haha

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Yeah I set mine to 23c this morning so will see how it goes when I get the CRS, also got the Peacock Moss this morning so that's all tied down.

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I have mine at 23-24 degrees too.

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I run my CRS tank at 22.

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Yeah where I am we get shocking days, like high 40's, we got 51c last year in Jan, was unreal, that's the hottest I've experience, house it really well cooled though.

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