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Ultra modern design meets reliable European aquarium heater technology. The Fluval M Series Submersible Heater is a welcomed departure from bulky unsightly heaters. This beautifully-designed submersible aquarium heater features a reflective shock-resistant borosilicate glass tube that houses superior components including a computer calibrated thermostat-all backed by a 16 point quality assurance program. Easy-to-adjust temperature control dial allows temperature settings between 66-86° Fahrenheit. Elegant, slim-profile heater occupies less space and unique mirror-like surface reflects surrounding colors to blend harmoniously into the aquarium environment. The Fluval M Series Submersible Heater is safe for fresh and saltwater aquariums. Submersible to water line on heater.
General InformationFluval M Series premium heaters are quality manufactured in Europe using superior components and construction. These include the heat and shock-resistant borosilicate reflective glass tube, heat-resistant techno-polymer conductor harness, high temperature-resistant heating element, silver-nickel contact points, machine assembled thermostatic blade, computer calibrated thermostat and 16 point quality assurance program. Fluval heaters can be trusted for exceptional performance and unsurpassed reliability.
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Please submit your own review or read other user reviews of this product here Fluval M Heater Reviewby Kmuda
Overview:Finding a good heater is becoming more and more difficult these days and having historically had such good luck with Fluval Tronic Heaters, I decided to try Fluval's latest heater, the Fluval M.
It was a mistake.
Ignore the "Reflective Technology" marketing hype. It's a bad simulation of a mirror. It does not hide in the background at all. But that is not the real problem. My heater only lasted about 3 months in 55 gallon tank containing nothing but a Pleco. It will still heat the water, but cracks are clearly visible in the glass, so it has been removed and trashed. A closer inspection identifed water has indeed made it into the heater. A disaster waiting to happen.
Might work great in a tank containing small fish (like guppies and tetras) but this heater cannot be recommended in anything containing fish of anything approaching substantial size. The heater certainly should not be considered for an Oscar Tank (or any large cichlid). You'll also need to apply caution when performing maintenance or cleaning. A decent accidental bump of the heater against the glass may cause breakage.
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