Re: heating lots of little fry-rearing containers?

[Victorea Earnest <victoreae@yahoo.com>]

I use the little reptile heating pads, you can fit a
couple of the little containers on them and they come
in several sizes.  Other betta breeders have
recomended the pads that are used for seedlings as
well. 

You can also float several jars or containers in a
larger heated tank.  

--- haika@drizzle.com wrote:
> Besides heating a whole room to 80+F or buying
> individual heaters, what's
> a good way to heat a bunch of little (1.5 - 2 gallon
> or so) fry rearing
> containers? They will have sponge filtration and I
> can rig that up to
> filter several tanks/containers off one pump, but I
> can't figure out how
> to do that with heating elements. I suppose there
> has to be some kind of
> in-line heating for use with canister filters, but I
> don't plan to use
> that kind of filtration. This would be for honey
> gourami fry (hopefully!)
> and maybe some threadfin rainbow fry.
> 
> Betty Goetz
> Bothell, WA
> 
> 
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