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Posted by: Fish_Demon at Sun May 25 20:32:55 2008 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Fish_Demon ] Give the heating pad about a day to heat up fully. They tend to take a long time to warm up, and since your tank is an aquarium it will take a bit longer than normal (because it has thicker glass than an terrarium). As for the wood, I would think as long as it is not used it should be fine to put directly in the tank, since you don't have to worry about it leaching tannins into a dry environment or anything. Of course, if you do want to sterilize it by baking it for a few hours, that wouldn't hurt either. | ||
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