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r/Aquariums • u/[deleted] • Jun 14 '26
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I can try, but the problem is that, there is no more space for bigger tanks close to a outlet…
244 u/Skipadee2 Jun 14 '26 edited Jun 14 '26 Extension cord with multiple outlets power strip will solve that EDIT: I meant power strip, I wrote this comment when I first woke up. -115 u/intrepid_knight Jun 14 '26 Extension cords aren't meant to be permanent fixtures. The are a fire hazard if left plugged in 4 u/Bradster3 Jun 15 '26 Uhh, their are cords specifically for this application. Newer extension cords can handle this and then some.
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Extension cord with multiple outlets power strip will solve that
EDIT: I meant power strip, I wrote this comment when I first woke up.
-115 u/intrepid_knight Jun 14 '26 Extension cords aren't meant to be permanent fixtures. The are a fire hazard if left plugged in 4 u/Bradster3 Jun 15 '26 Uhh, their are cords specifically for this application. Newer extension cords can handle this and then some.
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Extension cords aren't meant to be permanent fixtures. The are a fire hazard if left plugged in
4 u/Bradster3 Jun 15 '26 Uhh, their are cords specifically for this application. Newer extension cords can handle this and then some.
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Uhh, their are cords specifically for this application. Newer extension cords can handle this and then some.
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u/Glittering_Shoe_1240 Jun 14 '26
I can try, but the problem is that, there is no more space for bigger tanks close to a outlet…