its a reptile heater but i wonder if this works for red claw crab because im not going to add alot of water to it only a little. heata.jpg picture by sai559 - Photobucket
its a reptile heater but i wonder if this works for red claw crab because im not going to add alot of water to it only a little. heata.jpg picture by sai559 - Photobucket
I would guess no, because it says "do not submerse" (in water).
I would suggest a regular aquatic heater, stack rocks and/or driftwood that reaches above the water line, so the crab has somewhere to go to get out of the water.
Water and Electicity are dangerous together. DO NOT use it anywhere near water. This item is design to go in a Gecko's or Lizard's tank on a sand bottom.
There are lots of Submersible heaters that can be used in water. There are a coupld of Betta tank heaters that can go under gravel too.... just learning about these myself...
Here is one... Amazon.com: Hydor MINI HEATER Aquarium Heater 7.5 Watts for Tanks 2-5 gal: Pet Supplies
I have yet to find either of these in a store in Ontario... maybe you will have better luck finding one or buy online.
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