Corals that withstand higher temperatures

[OrangetheClownfish]

Has anyone been able to keep corals at 29*C around there for long? Or 28*C? If so, what kind of coral? Pls let me know, thanks.

[Harry H]

Has anyone been able to keep corals at 29*C around there for long? Or 28*C? If so, what kind of coral? Pls let me know, thanks.

Mine is between 27.5 to 28. They are doing fine. Plate coral.


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[Nagase]

Yeah I also want to know. Thanks

[Singapore Reef Club]

leather coral is more Torrance to higher temperature water 

[OrangetheClownfish]

2 hours ago, Harry H said:

 

Mine is between 27.5 to 28. They are doing fine. Plate coral.


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Thanks. What do you use to keep your tank at that temperature? As in, chiller, blowing fan, air-con, ice cubes?

[Harry H]

It is a second hand chiller. And I realize to have nice coral - RODI water, 15%-20% change water a week. That’s about it.


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[Jianpuu]

Hammer, torch can withstand high temp


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[SubzeroLT]

Most common zoanthids & GSP are very OK without chiller. My 40L is close to a window. No chiller/fan. 

 

It goes to 31-32degC. Screen shot of current temperature.

 

[limws]

What camera you use? Very nice photo.


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[SubzeroLT]

4 hours ago, limws said:

What camera you use? Very nice photo.


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Olympus TG4

[Komerider]

What app is that ? How do u get ur tank temp replied to u?

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[Harry H]

I think he is using this : https://www.isocket3g.com/en/

From temp monitoring I think isocket is superior to Seneye. I use Seneye and you need to plug into a pc or buy their web server. Plus the monthly update of the cartridge like sensor “plate”. However I think isocket requires a SIM card to work.

Everyone is waiting for an affordable all in one monitoring sys. Google and you see many Kickstarter projects trying to accomplish this.

So many times the chiller pump jammed and the tank started dying.


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[Komerider]

True. Temperature rise in main tank can even help indicate overflow main pump problem. Something cost effective has to get into the market with all the iot hype.

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[SubzeroLT]

13 hours ago, Harry H said:

I think he is using this : https://www.isocket3g.com/en/

From temp monitoring I think isocket is superior to Seneye. I use Seneye and you need to plug into a pc or buy their web server. Plus the monthly update of the cartridge like sensor “plate”. However I think isocket requires a SIM card to work.

Everyone is waiting for an affordable all in one monitoring sys. Google and you see many Kickstarter projects trying to accomplish this.

So many times the chiller pump jammed and the tank started dying.


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Yep, using iSocket. It is more for power failure notification.

It uses a $5 M1 SIM card which lasts 6 months.

 

[Ref00]

On 10/17/2017 at 1:31 PM, SubzeroLT said:

Most common zoanthids & GSP are very OK without chiller. My 40L is close to a window. No chiller/fan. 

 

It goes to 31-32degC. Screen shot of current temperature.

 

Amazing. U can get this with such high temp.

[Komerider]

Yep, using iSocket. It is more for power failure notification.
It uses a $5 M1 SIM card which lasts 6 months.
 

I was reading about isocket online. Doesn't say how it grabs the temperature. Its a pass thru wall socket. Is there a probe that goes into the water? And how did u buy it? Local disti?

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[SubzeroLT]

1 hour ago, Ref00 said:

Amazing. U can get this with such high temp.

Thanks. This is the tank placement.
I’ve realized that not all Zoa can handle the higher temperature. Mine are mostly the common ones. Nothing fancy.

Because of the temperature, lighting hours is at night only 6pm-12am. Just nice as that's the time i'm home for work.

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[Ranz]

9 minutes ago, Komerider said:

 

I was reading about isocket online. Doesn't say how it grabs the temperature. Its a pass thru wall socket. Is there a probe that goes into the water? And how did u buy it? Local disti?

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you can get isocket from their website. www.isocket3g.com. 

select the one for UK to be compatible with our sg socket. for temp probe it is additional you have to get the temperature sensor pro which is used for fish tank.

alternative you can use the china caperplus. buy from taobao. they have the new version which comes with temperature and PH probe. 

[kapemasarap]

I dont know what the temperature is but the softies seem to be doing just fine in my 10 liters aquarium. No chiller no fan.


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[Komerider]

you can get isocket from their website. www.isocket3g.com. 
select the one for UK to be compatible with our sg socket. for temp probe it is additional you have to get the temperature sensor pro which is used for fish tank.
alternative you can use the china caperplus. buy from taobao. they have the new version which comes with temperature and PH probe. 

OK cool. Thx for e tip will go scout it out.

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[OrangetheClownfish]

I dont know what the temperature is but the softies seem to be doing just fine in my 10 liters aquarium. No chiller no fan.


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U mean 10 gallons? Where do u put that tank in ur house, do u have air con switched on all the time?


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[kapemasarap]

No air con either. Just my room fan that runs pretty much day and night.

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