JBL Aquarium Thermometer Mini +
Made in Germany,
Aquarium Thermometer
- Precise measurement for healthy fish: mini thermometer has fine measuring scale with a 2 °C gradation
- Easy to install: attach with suction cup (also suitable for clamping onto JBL CristalProfi m internal filter)
- Safe: blue, non-toxic alcohol filling (instead of mercury)
- Scale from 0 to 50 °C
- Package contents: aquarium thermometer Mini
Healthy fish and plants
Fish depend on the right ambient temperature because, being cold-blooded animals, they are not able to adjust their own body temperatures. The vital functions of cold-blooded animals decrease with falling temperatures. The right aquarium temperature is therefore very important to ensure the animals maintain their food intake and guarantee a smooth continuation of all metabolic processes. Depending on the origin of the fish, the temperature they feel comfortable at, varies. With the JBL aquarium thermometer Mini you can monitor the temperature on a fine measuring scale with a 2 °C gradation. The thermometer has a length of 60 mm and a diameter of 5 mm. It is filled with non-toxic alcohol.
FAQ
Why doesn’t the thermometer stick to the pane?
Please clean the pane thoroughly before you install the thermometer. Algae, biofilms and lime can prevent it from sticking. If the thermometer still doesn’t hold, there may be a problem with the suction cup. Due to a material defect some suction cups have bubble-like excrescences which prevent a correct hold. If you own such a suction cup, please contact our customer service, and provide a photo.
The JBL thermometer or the JBL aquarium thermometer is broken. It contains a red liquid. What does the red liquid consist of and is it toxic?
The thermometer doesn’t contain any mercury. The liquid contains an alcohol solution with colouring. It is non-toxic. Both ingredients are quickly broken down by the bacteria in the aquarium. Furthermore the diluting effect should be taken into consideration. The silvery pearls are an iron compound and are therefore harmless. Simply siphon them out of the aquarium.
