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    Got the Acurite 00891....

    ill try moving the probe

    by "low wattage bulb" what are you referring too (5W, 10W, etc)???
    and aren't lamp dimmers usually installed on a wall?

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    Re: 20 Gallon Tank Setup.....HELP!!!

    Quote Originally Posted by Mephibosheth1 View Post
    Got the Acurite 00891....

    ill try moving the probe

    by "low wattage bulb" what are you referring too (5W, 10W, etc)???
    and aren't lamp dimmers usually installed on a wall?
    I haven't bought a bulb for a tank in a looooong time but I'm fairly certain they don't come that low (except for compact fluorescents). I would go with a 60-100w and then you can dim it down if needed.

    You can get something called a piggy back dimmer. You plug the lamp directly into the dimmer, and plug the dimmer into the wall. There is a little slider where you can adjust the temp.

    http://www.homedepot.com/p/Lutron-Cr...5#.UZ5cZiv72Go
    ~Steffe

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