Will this adapt to a 5 gallon water can? like this one: http://www.amazon.com/plastic-water-can-gallon-green/dp/b005e0v0z0/ref=sr_1_1?ie=utf8&qid=142 Will this adapt to a 5 gallon water can? like this one: http://www.amazon.com/plastic-wa... » Read More Will this adapt to a 5 gallon water can? like this one: http://www.amazon.com/plastic-water-can-gallon-green/dp/b005e0v0z0/ref=sr_1_1?ie=utf8&qid=142 « Show Less
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they also make one for a 5 gallon jug TRDP15 Heavy Duty High Speed Siphon Liquid Transfer Pump with Bendable Suction Tube System if that helps
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You would have to cut the intake tube. I guess that would work. There is a pump for a 5 gallon tank: TOOGOO(R) Manual / Hand Siphon Pump for Liquid Transfer I have used this one before and it works great.
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By the look of the 5 gallon can in the picture it won't fit. The siphon is designed to screw into a 55 gal drum not screw "on" like a cap.
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Hi, Mary - it is a good size for a 30 gallon tank, but I think it would be too large for a 5 gallon. It needs to sit inside the tank, so it takes up a lot of space. In my aquarium, it sits in a compartment at the back, hidden behind a sheet of black plexiglass. It I had to look at it in the tank, it would be unslightly, even in a 30 gallon aquarium, unless I could figure out a way to hide it behind live rock.
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Never seen a 4 gallon jug. Given they will take up to 5 I would think you should be okay.
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I think this is 3rd time to respond to your same question.It is too big to my 5 gallon bottle, so that I cannot use it right after I purchased it.So I requested to refund it.However, I have received same questions 3 times instead refunding it.What's wrong with you?
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I didn't try on 3 gallons bcoz I have 5 gallons reuseable plastic bottles.They r not suitable for them.
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I don't have a 5 gal water bottle to test mine on. But, they do fit the gallon size glass jugs and standard wine bottles. So, maybe by comparing the size of the water jug opening to a gallon jug or a wine bottle opening, you can make an accurate guess.
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You can , but the water pressure very strong to fill up a cup but then it goes down after 1/2 a gallon so it will just gonna take longer to fill a 5 gallon container.
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I just bought it for my 5.5 gallon. The hood I have is standard, the opening is pretty much the generic sized "hole" (7" wide, 2" deep) available for that sized hood and it's close, but it fits. The filter doesn't make that much of a current - in fact, the current is water output is less forceful than the output of the cheap filter I replaced with this one. The picture on the box of the water output flow is very deceiving - it's not a waterfall as shown, it's a trickle effect. Very happy with it nonetheless, it seems to live up to the promise on the box that it "keeps water crystal clear". I just bought it for my 5.5 gallon. The hood I have is standard, the opening is pretty much the generic sized "hole" (7" wide, 2" deep) available for that sized hood and it's close, but it fits. The filter doesn't make that much of a current - in fact, the current is water output is less forceful than the output of the cheap filter I replaced with this one. The picture on the box of the water output flow is very deceiving - it's not a waterfall as shown, it's a trickle effect. Very happy with it nonetheless, it seems to live up to the promise on the box that it... » Read More I just bought it for my 5.5 gallon. The hood I have is standard, the opening is pretty much the generic sized "hole" (7" wide, 2" deep) available for that sized hood and it's close, but it fits. The filter doesn't make that much of a current - in fact, the current is water output is less forceful than the output of the cheap filter I replaced with this one. The picture on the box of the water output flow is very deceiving - it's not a waterfall as shown, it's a trickle effect. Very happy with it nonetheless, it seems to live up to the promise on the box that it "keeps water crystal clear". « Show Less
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I don't know, I only use the 5 gallon. Perhaps call the supplier of the 3.5 gallon and ask whether they generally work on the same dispensers that use 5 gallon. Another issue you'll want to consider is how to de-scale the unit after it builds up with minerals. There are no specific instructions on how to do it and their "customer service" is useless. My hot dispenser is now down to a trickle, so I'm going to have to try to figure something out myself.
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It should, i haven't seen a glass 5 gal. in years but i'm pretty sure the current plastic bottle is same height. the siphon included (the straight section not connected the machine) will telescope in/out so you can adjust the height.
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I purchased this last year. There is about 4 to 5 inches from the top of the 5 gallon bottle that you have clearance for. So if your carboys have an extra couple of inches, they should fit fine if you use the 5 gallon and its the same size as the standard water bottles.
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Yes. We have used it with a 5 gallon, a 2.5 gallon, and a 2 gallon jug. The smaller jugs are easier to carry in our car.
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I use 5 gallon jugs and that works fine....probably it would work for 10 too...
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If you get the smaller version, yes, I think it would, but it must stay submerged, this size would generate way more heat than you need for a 5 gallon bucket, and since you just want to keep it from freezing, not keep it warm, a smaller version would seem appropriate. I use this size to keep 100 gallon comfortable for outside tank in winter in my greenhouse.
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The 5 gallon water will be too big to hold for the porcelain water vessel. the 3 gallon is just perfect.
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Its my experience that the basic "5 gal" bucket differs in height but not diameter. You should be okay.
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I have it over a 5 gallon tank and it is perfect as far as a 3 gallon tank I think it would depend on the shape of the tank if it is round this would be useless if it is rectangle it still might be a bit much as it is about 8 inches wide