Fluker's Hermit Headquarters Analog Thermometer / Hygrometer Combo
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Yes. However, I did not place it on the side of my tank; instead, I placed it on the bottom. After being sprayed for a while, I know Velcro eventually comes loose.br>The temperature on this isn't very accurate; it reads 5 degrees different than my temp gun, even when I point the temp gun right next to it.
It's a small space. Perhaps the size of a half dollar. So it's a little bigger than a quarter.
As far as I'm aware, there aren't any. They aren't particularly accurate, I've noticed. My blood pressure readings are now taken with a digital thermometer/hygrometer.
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The "adhesive" was completely ineffective. At all. To get any stick, I had to scrape it with my nail. It doesn't stick in the least.
2. When it arrived, the gauge was at 80 degrees with 70% humidity at 80 degrees with 70% humidity at 80 degrees with 70% humidity at 80 degrees with It doesn't budge an inch from its current position. As a result, it's completely broken and untrustworthy. br>br>This appears to be a fake product that is completely defective; given that it is intended to keep animals alive, it appears that these sellers are likely killing pets by selling defective products that 1. It's impossible to attach anything to it, and 2. DO NOT READ TEMPERATURE OR HUMIDITY IN ANY WAY. br>br>DO NOT PURCHASE.
Until you can afford a more dependable and high-quality hygrometer, this is a good option. When compared to a previously owned digital hygrometer that I keep in my room, the readings are in the ballpark. This one was purchased to be kept inside the crabitat as a backup. Just in case, I'll double-check with my room hygrometer.
It comes with Velcro that you can use to attach it to the back of the tank. I peeled off the little wrapper to reveal the sticky part that I was supposed to put on the tank, but it wasn't sticky. I used some double-sided sticky tape I had on hand, but my gauge was still hanging down every morning. This them/hygro is one of my favorites. It's simple to follow and understand.
I have three thermometers and hygrometers in my possession. There are two types of dials, one analog and the other digital. My zoo med and digital ones are both within 3-minutes of each other. 2 degrees F and 5 degrees F. 4% rho of each other always rho of each other always rho of% This one is always at least 15 degrees off and always reads 100% rh.
I'm not thrilled with it, but it'll do for now. It's difficult to read, and the build quality doesn't impress me. I wouldn't put my money on its accuracy, but if you don't care about quality or accuracy, it'll suffice.
I recently purchased aquarium-safe silicone adhesive with which to adhere it to the aquarium's interior. What a let down!.
Assuming you've received a faulty one, The adhesive did not adhere to the surface at all. Maybe the adhesive had worn out because it was old. I went back to get a different type.
The paper would not easily peel away from the back to reveal the sticky part. It remained stuck for about a week before falling off the glass and becoming useless. It's extremely difficult to follow. It was a waste of money. I bought a digital with leads that go into the tank that works a lot better and isn't much more expensive than this one.
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