Does this system work for Red Wrigglers that need to be kept between 65-72 degrees, by not putting it into a fridge??
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I can't really answer this question because it hasn't been used yet, waiting for Spring. But my Dad once had one and he kept it in his basement all winter. Red wigglers survived just fine in it.
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This system works great with red wrigglers ( thats what I raise ). Be sure to use RAIN water to wet the bedding,DO NOT USE TAP WATER,as it will make the worms sick and will die .Hope this helps you out.
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according to the manual (which can be found here http://manuals.frigidaire.com/prodinfo_pdf/Edison/2020266a0220en.pdf), it does poorly in temperatures below 41 degrees farenheit
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The lower the temp the warmer it is. The fridge seems to run very cold so a 2/3 setting should help.
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I don't know exactly what you did wrong but some advice I can give you is the room temperature needs to be between 70 and 90 degrees and your lady bugs will thrive I put mine in my hydroponic garden and almost 3 months later I still have ladybug and new baby ladybugs...awesome way to control spider mites and other soft insects
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I can't say for sure but I have it in a 100 gallon system in a basement and it keeps it at 70 degrees with no trouble. I would get one, if it can't keep up grab a second one.
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I don't know - we weren't ready for ours to hatch yet when we ordered them, so we put them in the fridge as instructed. But apparently this is actually a bad thing to do, because fridges are too dry and they dessicate the eggs, so they'll never hatch. We'll see what happens. The instructions say it can take 7 weeks or more at 70 degrees.
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Recycle code # is 2. I keep them at the top of my cellar stairs so they are not in a heated area, but are not outside either. High in my area was 2 degrees F this winter ... No problems with the bins.
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The box says store in a dry place at 73 degrees or below. Right next to that it says best if refrigerated. I have not refrigerated mine, just kept them in the cabinet and I have had no problem.
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I'm growing seedlings which I have in a clear storage container with a top. I also have grow bulbs suspended over the container. A thermometer inside reads between 75 to 80 degrees which is perfect with me. This is achived with the pad along with no thermostat. The storage container cost me $8 at Walmart and makes a great humidity dome.
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I dont know, I keep mine in the basemenrt aronud 65-70 degrees or so. It works fine.
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38 degree is not too cold. After checking the obvious (timer and battery), I would double check your connection inside the hopper. I use a thin zip tie to hold my connection inside the hopper to ensure that connestion doesn't come apart. I've had that problem with the connection coming apart inside the hopper on my first one.
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I use it to keep my fermentation chamber at 68 degrees F.It has 2 switches in it, one is wired for below the set temp and the other is for above the set temp. For my purposes it is wired to an outlet. One of the plugs is powered when the temp goes below 68, and turns on a heat lamp. If the temp goes over 68 the lamp shuts off and the other plug is turned on and this is running a refrigerator compressor, cooling the space down to 68,You wont have a cooling system for a reptile tank, but it will run a heat lamp just fine when the temp drops below whatever you require.
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as long as its not to warm, if its for reptiles or plants it should be fine, you can also put your batch on an electrical appliance that is always on, i use an old digital tv tuner which works perfect hope that helps
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They only work for me when it's over 90 degrees. Last summer we only had 4 or 5 days over 90 and I killed more with my fly swatter than they caught. When its hot, they fill up fast. Make sure to hang in the sun.
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I don't believe it will. i had it in a 175 gallon tank in my greenhouse (unheated) and it got down below 50 degrees in the tank when outside temps were 20 degrees. it has a good thermostat and you could use 2 of them to be on the safe side
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I put the dough in a Styrofoam cooler with a 60 watt light and dimmer switch. In the top I place a therometer. The temperature is regulated with the dimmer switch. If the bowl with the dough won't fit, set it on an upside down in the bottom. I have used this for years. Works great and cost minimal.
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I do not have a specific temperature, but I have used these with success when handling my hot rotisserie spit without issue.