is this lamp good for a 10 gallon tank or any size tank
806711
The lamp is a fine size for pretty much any size tank but it would depend of the power of the bulb you have in it and what you are keeping in the tank. For a 10g turtle tank I would suggest a lower strength bulb maybe like 25-40w.
806712
The lamp should be positioned over the turtle's dry basking area, not over the water, so it is suitable for any size tank.
806713
we have them on a 20 gallon. it works well for that. im not sure about a 10.
318865
Depends on how bright you'd like it. I have a 45 gallon and considering an additional light. On a side note, half of the blue bulbs stopped working less than 6 months in.
1910787
Depends on the size of the tank, and how it's positioned. I'd say it would be a poor aquarium light though. It's more cosmetic lighting than anything.
2004741
it should . I use it on a 10 gallon tankjust make sure you do not use it on dry glass
469718
I have mine in a 75 gallon and it takes up a lot of corner space. I think for a 10 gallon it would be to big and to powerful.
2196803
Not sure on a 10g but I have it on a 5 gal pico tank and it makes my corals pop. Also coral growth is fine. I actually had to raise my up a little bit more than I wanted but still a good light.
1107485
It will work fine on a 10 gallon tank. You can adjust how much c02 is released and the cartridges will last longer than for a larger tank.
44526
It should work perfectly fine for a refugium. I use it as the sole light on a 10 gallon planted and it's pretty awesome.
1280715
The mounts slide on the light in grooves so it can be made to fit a smaller tank ..you will just have to have a glass lid to set the light on
1302523
My tank is 50g. It's ok for me. Your tank is almost double in size. In my opinion for medium high lighting, this light may not be sufficient.
1971814
55 gallons to 90 gallons. It is not suitable for a 10 gallon tank (as one reviewer mentioned). The heater is too long to fit in smaller tanks, and has far more wattage than needed for anything less than a 55 gallon.
1676346
I believe it would look fine in a ten gallon tank. I have mine in a seven gallon tank. Initially I installed it along the back wall in a straight line, basically to observe it for a few days. The LEDS can be quite bright if you look at them directly with nothing to defuse the light. I then moved it to the bottom of the back wall and placed artificial plants and 4" castles near and over the lights. My tank now looks magical at night. I placed the small castles directly over a LED light. The plants defuse the light and the bubbles are tiny sparkles floating up through the leaves. I had to drill small holes in the tops of the castles to allow the bubbles to escape. In the day time the castles have a barely noticeable blue glow and wonderful bluish smoke bubbles rising out of the chimney. At night the castles become magically inner lit with a blue glow and the bubbles from the chimney create an intriguing blue "smoke" stream reaching towards the sky. My fish, mollies, tetras, and fancy guppies, appear to like it also. I never noticed them going in and out of the castles before I lit them up. Now they travel in and out of the castles all the time.
1553598
You will probably have to take the hood off. My 10-gallon is a glass 1/2 moon and has a clear plastic cover so that the light shines down through it. You clamp the light to the back of the tank. There should be a screw with the clamp. You place the clamp onto the glass/acrylic of your aquarium and then gently tighten the screw so that the clamp is secure. Then slide the lamp into place. Hope that helps!
1356306
Manufacturer recommends it for 5 gallon, I think it works well even for 10 gallons, but for 30 you'd need at least two lamps....
779700
Themail lamp should fit any rimless aquarium that has at least 2.5 inches of non-curving glass/plastic. Looks like it should work with Aqueon evolve 2. Fixture is 9 inches long, bulb is 5 inches long. Note lamp can be mounted "leaning in" or "leaning away" from aquarium to help with centering on smaller aquariums, due to curved mount.
2208702
That will probably be most dependant on what you have in the tank. The LEDs are pretty bright and can most certainly light up a tank of the right dimensions.
1343430
For a plant tank I would go with their higher output lights made for plants, this would work in a 50-60 gallon tank with lower light requirements, and is very bright to say the least, could not hurt to try it.