Mixed reef tank temps

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Hello everyone. I recently acquired a Red Sea ato system that has a built in temperature probe. Firstly love the top off highly recommend it. Secondly I want people opinions on my tank temps and the swings I get throughout the day. Am I ok or should I be transitioning to smaller heaters and more of them. And also whats everyone run their tank at. I am currently aiming for 78-80 degrees but am wondering if that’s contributing to my cyano issue.

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What kind of heater do you have and where is it placed in the tank? (Apologies if it's included in the red sea temp sensor, I'm not familiar with those)
 
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What kind of heater do you have and where is it placed in the tank? (Apologies if it's included in the red sea temp sensor, I'm not familiar with those)
Don’t exactly remember some semi basic one I got from bulk reef supply. And in the over flow
 

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