a 50 watt heater, 5 watts per gallon, would do the job, just make sure it is fully submersible so you can actually put it all the way into the water. however a heater really shouldnt be necessary for a coldwater species like this. i would get a digital thermometer to check the temperature for sure, rather than spend even more money on a heater you may not even need. its only a couple degrees off, that shouldnt actually be a big deal.

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