Raise your aquarium hood/lights so there is more room between them and the water and set up a fan to blow across the top of the water. Also, increase the water movement in you tank by using a wave maker or larger pump. Trickle filters and water chillers help too.
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2006-06-20 15:54:03
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answered by iceni 7
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Could be either or these things or both. First off, what gallonage is the water heater graded for as opposed to the tank gallonage. If it's rated at a higher gallonage, it's gonna work harder to make all those gallons heat up. Secondly, if you leave the aquarium lights on too long each day, that also heats up the water...or too many lights in the aquarium.....or even the sunlight...is it near a window?
2006-06-20 14:44:50
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answered by terrapinqueen76 3
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2016-11-15 01:18:20
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answered by riedthaler 4
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First off make sure that your aquarium is away from all windows. You can also buy a chiller but those do cost a lot. Don't forget that you can turn your heater down a bit, or completely off, but make sure the aquarium doesn't get too cold because then your fish will get ICH!
2006-06-21 10:13:33
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answered by beefy_jeefy 1
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If this isn't due to a heater, but due to room temps, I would fill several large ziplocked plastic bag with water, and freeze them. I would place these large ice cubes in the aquarium at the hottest time(s) of the day to cool down the water. Be careful not to drop the temperature too much, though.
2006-06-20 14:46:17
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answered by starbunny 2
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goodness first please dont take any of the advice like ziploc bags with ice. if it is a malfunctioning heater then easy fix but if your house is too hot and the lights are heating the water up(VHO or MH)you may need to get a chiller (very expensive) you can also put a fan blowing on the surface to dissapate the heat and at the same time open the hood to allow gas exchange(should be doing this already)good luck
2006-06-20 15:49:31
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answered by crazycarl772000 1
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Maybe I accidentally replaced the water with warm water like I did to my aquarium. Sorry. Oh, wait. This isn't my house? Sorry.
2006-06-20 14:44:00
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answered by shehawke 5
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couple of quick ideas, pick one that might work for you:
-move it out of any direct sunlight
-get a bigger tank
-get air conditioning for your house or whatever
-make sure you're using the correct type lamp for lighting
-buy cooler fish
-keep fewer fish
-if problem persists, sell expensive fish, buy cheap ones instead
you know, just in case.
2006-06-20 14:49:14
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answered by Anonymous
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Wildly run back and forth, arms wildly flailing in the air, screaming at the top of your lungs, in a panic-stricken frenzy.
2006-06-20 14:44:53
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answered by Anonymous
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if you use a heater then you might want to take it out, maybe when you add water you could put in really cold water....sorry I can't help much! Peace!
2006-06-20 14:45:08
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answered by bethyfan1 3
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