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Water Level Measurement in Aquarium

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Hi.. i'm doing project about control water level in aquarium system..
i have been searching about water level sensor which can be used. i need a contacted sensor into aquarium water.
i found this circuit
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but i think if the sensor was made from stainless or some what which can be electrode, it can be danger for fish inside.
i need a suggest what kind of low cost sensor that i can be made.
thanks.
 

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Measure the water pressure at the bottom and calculate the the water level
 


Search google for magnetic float switch. There are both vertical and horizontal types.
 

A piece of wood, suspended with a nylon thread and tied to a micro switch will also provide hysteresis.


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By the way, what do you think, fish teeth will convert into nails?
 

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