Easily monitor the temperature of your Betta bowl or aquarium with this easy-to-read digital thermometer. Submerge the thermometer and attach it with suction cups for quick, accurate readings of the water temperature.

Overall rating:

(2 reviews) 2

1 of 2(50%)customers recommend this product.

Reviews for ZOO MED Digital Betta Thermometer

Review 1 for ZOO MED Digital Betta Thermometer

Overall rating

1 / 5 2 reviews

AWFUL!!!

April 18, 2013

by nautica101010101

fromFL

What is your gender?F

How many pets do you have?5 or more

How often do you shop at PetSmart?A few times a year

Performance

1 / 5 2 reviews

Quality

1 / 5 2 reviews

Ease of Use

2 / 5 2 reviews

i have bought this thermometer for my 10 gallon fish tank and it came rusted in the package and it said it had an extra battery and it didn't also it said to close tightly and i did i and water got in!!! and it didn't work anymore. i recommend to NOT waste your money and DO NOT buy this!!!

Cons: didn't work

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Review 2 for ZOO MED Digital Betta Thermometer

Overall rating

3 / 5 2 reviews

Easy to Read, but Beware of Cons

October 3, 2012

by Lschinaia

fromIn

What is your gender?F

How many pets do you have?5 or more

How often do you shop at PetSmart?Weekly

Performance

3 / 5 2 reviews

Quality

2 / 5 2 reviews

Ease of Use

5 / 5 2 reviews

This was a smaller alternative to a bunch of wires like the other digital thermometer, so I bought it. Right off the package and ad say it has a extra battery, it does not! Only one battery was in the unit and it was rusty in the package when I opened it, whether it was returned I don't know.

Then is says to make sure you tightly close it or water will get into the battery compartment, I tightened it as far as possible and still water got in!!!

It can be read easily, and has a semi accurate temp, better than reading the line thermometers but I had to make some mods to it, be sure to get one with a well rounded o-ring and possibly an extra battery.

Then get some plumbers/teflon tape and wrap it around the screw rings in the unit, to prevent more water from getting in the battery compartment. Tighten it till it won't turn anymore slowly! And then it may work like mine, and not have moisture bubbles or water damage.

Overall, it works fine but it's too expensive and not very sturdy, or water proof. If all else fails just submerge the small dip stick in water and leave the battery area above water. I would not buy another. But it would be good for a betta bowl, I have it in my tropical tank.

Pros: easy to install

Cons: price

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