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You should have a thermostatically controlled aquarium heater, and a good thermometer to monitor the temperature.

Although they are sold, don't use the type of thermometer that you stick to the glass; that doesn't give you an accurate temperature. Use one that goes in the tank itself.

For tropical fish, I have had the best success with the temperature about 75-78 degrees F.

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At at pet shop you can buy special thermometers to tell you what the temperAture of your tank is. to heat your tank you can buy aheater to go in the tank from a pet shop

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tropical fish like the water temp to be 24C-29C

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Because if the water gets to warm, they will become increasingly active and eventually it will get to the point where the fish will start to die because of overheating, stress etc.

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