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To connect it, select the empty icon, then select a tank.
And to your previous question:
The system is identical to that of the coldwater tank. It's just that you need chillers.
If you have a tank and you want to heat it, you put a heater next to it. If it's a big tank, more heaters are required. It's not a matter of "how hot does my tank need to be?", it's a matter of "hot enough". And it's hot enough when the fishes inside don't complain.
Same goes for a tank and you want to heat it. You put a chiller next to it, more if it's a big tank. It's cool enough when the fishes inside don't complain.
https://i.imgur.com/M5dGlx7.jpg
Interact with those two panels and you can connect your tanks to a pump.