Can this be attached to an undergravel filter (actually a sponge filter)? Tubing is 1" OD thinwall rigid tubing.
166785
Pump runs the opposite direction than you want. You want something like a powerhead.
233809
You will need to have the model number of your undersink filter. Search for replacement O-rings for that model. Its the only way you'll know if you're getting the correct o-ring.
1995268
I'm not sure, my filter measures 20" across, but I had to cut down the tube to make it work for me so it is probably made for a larger filter than mine. My guess is it will work, but it is just a guess.
2163744
The answer is "no." The filters I use have threads have threads on both sides. Most of them do so this shouldn't be a problem.
1957817
No problem. Width is 7 1/8". Once hung, depth from tank to back of filter is 2 3/4"
822571
I dont know what you mean by if will it fit a filter. But you can buy the tubing at a hardwear store like Menards. Also it has two size fittings for different size tubes.
1567933
You can see that the front side of the filter forms an inverted "U" at the top; this "U" fits over the edge of the filter and supports it. The width of the "U" is approximately 13". I understand you to be asking will the filter support fit in a slot of those dimensions and the answer is yes. I don't see how the depth of the slot is relevant.
264543
I don't think so. This one has a black plastic piece on the bottom about a half inch high. The picture of the filter for your machine seems to have a flat bottom.
909316
It might. Just barely if so. You might want to aquire the dimensions of your tank and the filter itself before purchasing. Just ah thought. If not you can always send it back ya know. No harm no foul.
1343650
No. This type is for external use. I use mine on the outflow hose of my cannister filter.
929136
Hi Richard! I am tempted to say about 1/8 of an inch- is does come to you pretty stiff compared to the other prefilter you have on the unit. It surely does not exceed 1/4 of an inch, but it feels like it does when new. You DO have to cut to fit, so be sure you hang on to the velcro strips that were originally with the unit! Hope that helps! Keith
909627
This is not a suitable filter for any aquarium setup , where the water level is more then three inches below the top of the tank. Unless you intend to use the filter system without the hard straight pipe that comes with it...If you just use the rubber hose then it will work just fine..Simply adjust the depth to the desired level and make sure the suction or drain side is at least three to four inches below the water line.....
929135
Hi Richard!I am tempted to say about 1/8 of an inch- is does come to you pretty stiff compared to the other prefilter you have on the unit. It surely does not exceed 1/4 of an inch, but it feels like it does when new. You DO have to cut to fit, so be sure you hang on to the velcro strips that were originally with the unit!Hope that helps!Keith
410852
The part of the filter that hangs outside of the aquarium is apx. 3" to 4" thick. You may want to give yourself a few more inches for the space.
753863
I need to know the answer to that myself. I have the under counter version of the Filter.....
2219330
Yes. I have 1/4 tubing and it is very difficult to remove. 5/16 should work better.
566889
No this is for an itty bitty tank, maybe 1 gallon, and itty bitty filter. :)