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Yes. Barracudas live in tropical and subtropicals areas.
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The heater in your aquarium broke what shall you do?
Not sure what you are asking here, broke as in not working? or broke as in pieces of glass are in the tank? If the heater is not working, you need to purchase a new heater. If the glass tube is cracked or broken and pieces of glass are in your tank, then you need to unplug the heater and remove the glass from the tank.
Do I need to ground a plastic tank heater?
yes
What part would you need to buy if your water heater does not produce hot water?
The part that generates heat... depending if it is a gas / electric heater
Can you put a heater in an aycrlic fish tank?
You can but it will need to be a plastic or acrylic heater, inline heater, or have a heater guard over it, otherwise it may melt the acrylic. For smaller tanks small mini heaters are available that would work just fine. Check out www.bigalsonline.com they will have what you need.
You notice a leak in the heater tank assembly What should you do?
does not need to be removed
To flush the hot water heater do you need to drain all the water out?
It would help as most of the rust accumulates at the bottom of the tank.
Do catfish need heaters?
They do not need a heated tank as long as your temperature will naturally stay over 70 degrees which it most likely will. If it does not I would invest in a heater.
Can you put 1 Betta fish with 1 guppy in a 1 gallon tank?
yes but it would need a heater as they are both tropical fish and you would need to change the water alot.
How do you install external tank heater on a mercury villager?
I would not recommend that you try. A block heater is preferred.
Do you need to drain all the water out when flushing an electric hot water heater?
It would help as most of the rust accumulates at the bottom of the tank.
What would cause a water heater to accumulate water between the tank and the case?
Condensation Or the tank rusted out
On a hot-water heater can you tie in the cold water supply at the bottom of the heater?
Personally I would not, as the cold water could thermo-shock the heater. And if you have a glass-lined tank, it will crack it and shorten the life of the tank. I would follow the manufacturer's instructions.
