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Product: SunGrow Betta Stick-on Sticker Thermometers, 5.2 x 0.7 Inches, Green & Blue Temperature Indicator, 1 Stickers per Pack
Brand: SunGrow
Color: Black
Relevance: Exact
Where should I place the Peel & Stick Betta Thermometer? To be the most effective, the sticker betta thermometer by SunGrow should be stuck to the outside of your betta tank away from any heat source such as light bulbs or heat pumps. This ensures you receive the most accurate reading and you can adjust your water temperature accordingly. Why do I need to monitor the temperature of my betta tank water? To keep your betta fish healthy, happy and active, make sure that they always have clean water at the appropriate temperature. Heaters can be temperamental; the betta thermometer monitors the water temperature as well as the functioning of your heater. Knowing the current, correct temperature of your betta tank means that you can make proper adjustments to make sure the water temperature is at the ideal temperature for your Betta. Be proactive and save your betta’s life. It is also important to know the symptoms in your betta fish that suggest your aquarium water is too hot or too cold. Cooler temperatures will slow down a betta’s metabolism causing lethargy, inactivity and loss of appetite. When the temperature gets too high, your betta fish will become overactive and may even start burrowing into the gravel. What is the appropriate water temperature for betta? Ideally, the water in your betta tank should remain between 78° and 80° Fahrenheit (25.5° and 26.5° Celsius). Most likely you will need a heat source and a reliable betta thermometer to monitor the water temperature. The health of the Betta fish will deteriorate quickly if exposed to temperatures below 56°F or above 95°F. They can survive a short time if exposed to moderately high or low temperatures, but a good rule of thumb is to never let your betta tank’s water drop below 74°F (23.5°C).
✔ A MUST HAVE TO MAINTAIN NATURAL TROPICAL HABITAT FOR BETTA --- In their native habitat, betta fish are often found in warm and hot water in low altitude areas such as Burma and Thailand. For the healthiest and most active betta, it is important that their environment be as close as possible to their original habitat. Since betta are accustomed to consistent tropical temperatures, having an effective betta thermometer is essential to ensure the perfect temperature for your pet fish.
✔ EASILY MONITOR YOUR BETTA TANK WATER TEMPERATURE --- Don’t let your betta tell you it’s too cold or hot in the tank for them, by getting ill, and risk losing them. The cost-effective, 1 pc Peel & Stick Betta Thermometer by SunGrow quickly tells you the temperature at a quick glance anytime. Owing to which you can make potentially life saving adjustments to your betta tank water at the right time.
✔ SIMPLE, PRACTICAL, EASY TO READ & SETUP --- Designed to be simple to read and easy to attach (just peel and stick), the paper thin 5.2” tall by 0.7” wide (13cm x 1.8cm), SunGrow Betta Thermometer is all black with the temperature measurements written in white. Using color indication, the water temperature that the thermometer reads will change to a blue and green color on the measurement scale. The measurement range is 64-93 degrees Fahrenheit or 18-34 degrees Celsius.
✔ HELPS PROTECT BETTA --- As they are so sensitive to water temperature changes, betta are particularly susceptible to problems related to skin that discolors betta’s fins. You may prevent this situation from arising if you keep your betta’s water between 78°-80° Fahrenheit.
✔ ENSURE HAPPINESS & LONGEVITY OF BETTA --- Being able to quickly and accurately read your betta tank’s water temperature is essential to keeping your betta fish healthy. The betta thermometer that you choose needs to be reliable and provide you with a factual reading at a glance. Changes in water temperature can greatly stress out betta fish and seriously harm their immune system. Using the practical Peel & Stick Betta Thermometer, you ensure the happiness and longevity of your fish.