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Old 04-28-2004, 10:56 AM
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Originally Posted by Ed_r
John I think you have a water problem there. :P

So the heated water in the bucket, heats the filter water coming in and going out to the tank/pool? This seems like it would take an awful long time to heat a good sized pool. How big of a pool would one bucket set up heat?
Yes, I attempted to dye the water a light blue, but used a tad too much dye. - LOL The dye is a concentrate for large ponds. The instructions say 1quart per 1,000,000 gallons.

I used this system many years ago to heat approximatly 40 gallons of water for a juvenile Philippine crocodile. One of the *many* requirements for me keeping this crocodilian (I was only baby sitting him while his main enclosure was being finished) was that no AC power enter its enclosure.
A standard aquarium heater protected by a section of PVC pipe, with the AC cord protected by Romex or other flexible conduit probably would of worked better or a titanium heater with protected cord but unfortunately these were not an option because they didn't meet the requirements.
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