SunGrow Halfmoon Betta Heater, 10 Watts, for Small Tanks, Fully Submersible Aquarium Heater, Automatically Reaches Preset Temperature, Energy-Efficient Heating Module, Suction Cups Included

Description

Tetras Thrive When Right Temperature Is Provided — Neon tetras, in their native Amazon habitat, live in a temperature range between 70°F to 81°F. This ensures their optimal comfort and metabolic efficiency. Any temperature below 70°F will cause your tetras to enter a state of minimal activity and they’re going to be stressed and miserable. Make sure they are at their optimal health and performance with this heater.
Automatically Reaches The Preset Temperature — The smart SunGrow heater for freshwater fish has a built-in electronic thermostat to automatically handle water around 75°F which is ideal for most tropical fish. It saves you from the trouble of constantly keeping a check on the temperature of your tank. It’s going to automatically shut down when it reaches the desired temperature, no manual adjustment is needed.
Fully Submersible Water Heater — This 10-watt aquarium heater supports 1.5 gallons (5 liters) fish tank. Its exterior is designed tougher than glass and the sealed polymer can be submerged into your tank. The heating element is surrounded by thick plastic to make sure the protection of your fish.
Creates The Ideal Conditions For Flora And Fauna — Neon tetras from the character family are basically tropical freshwater fish. They need warmer water to live in. This heater will create the ideal conditions for them. The warm water will keep them calm and happy and make their metabolic process efficient. A couple of preconditions are required to allow it to run with maximum efficiency. The heater must be completely submerged in the water and the indoor temperature must be around 62-75°Fahrenheit.
Suction Cups Included For Easy Installation —- Easily install the SunGrow Heater vertically or horizontally by the usage of the built-in suction cups to attach to your tank. The best location to place the heater is in the stream of a powerhead or near the water go with the flow, such as the outlet (or inlet) from the filter. This way the heat is evenly distributed all over your tank.