Can this be used in an aquarium habitat or does it need bars to attach to?
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It doesn't need bars to attach to, but it'll last longer if you do. Mine is freestanding at the moment because somehow my boys popped the part that attaches to the bars off and I can't get it back on. It works, but I have a feeling it's going to break a lot quicker because there's more strain on the plastic holding it up.
800365
It comes with a stand and an attachment for bars. So it can be used in either
1080840
It includes 2 clip-on suction cups that can mount anywhere on the body, and being submersible it can go most anywhere in the tank that has decent flow, as long as it is not in direct contact with something that shouldn't get hot. When on, the heater doesn't get so hot you can't touch it, so there isn't much of an issue with fish or decorations getting burned by it, but it does provide less intense heat and is a little longer than a glass heater of the same wattage, so if in doubt, get the next size up heater. You could easily mount this in a sump or overflow given it's big enough with enough water volume and flow to keep the temp stable and heater fully submerged.
791838
Cage construction would be fine outside - plastic and metal. The problem would be water would collect in the platforms and bottom pan. Some shelter would be necessary for protection from extreme heat and the elements (rain). Ours is used exclusively inside to separate 1 outside (not declawed) cat from our indoor (declawed) cats. We added a 5 foot extension to allow our outside cat more exercise room when he is inside. Serves our needs well!
1302637
Absolutely. It has suction cups so you can put in anywhere in or out of the tank. I use mine out of the tank. I popped the bulb out of my aquarium hood, and attached 2 of these lights on the top glass of my aquarium lid in place of the white bulb I had.
512516
I bet you can use the Command heavy duty velcro strips. One side of the strip would stick on the back of the feeder and the other side on the aquarium. Just tear the feeder from the aquarium to remove for cleaning and attach it back when you're done. You can attach several strips to make it super secure. I use these all over the house.
36828
yes, I bought 2 cages and there is a bar that comes off and you can attach them together!!
2227095
I rigged my own. Each cage is different. I had to rig it differently for my glass aquarium cage as opposed to my wired cage.
1933653
I used in a 60 gallon marine aquarium and it was fine, but it really depends on how cold the location gets and how hard the heater will have to work. The titanium is durable. My heater was off by a few degrees so bear that into consideration when setting it. Might want to verify with a separate thermometer. GFI use is always recommended around a water source, but it will physically function without GFI. Whether or not that's a good idea is up to you :-)
1063031
no, theirs no need to be hung...depending on you're aquarium you might need to purchase mounting stan wich are sold separately at ebay.
1354582
I can get back to you about it I am not 100% certain but I am pretty sure that my friend uses it with salt water aquariums. He works at the world largest aquatic pet store so I can ask him for you..
427348
The space between bars is the same as a habitat spacing. They shouldn't be able to fit between. Although, we live in the country and I know rodents are crafty and determined, I wire tied the corners so there would be no room for failure. Hope that helps.
309589
You would need a stronger lite for a tank that size of you wish to have corals . Fish only might be ok
253308
Among other uses, I use it to attach coral specimens to rock inside my salt water aquarium.
1247251
No the bars are fine for small birds. I think it would work well for that.I used this to transport a Quaker parrot across the country. We use it now as a temporary housing while we clean his main cage or take him to the vet, etc. It has .75-1" bsr spacing I believe.
2157209
Not sure what you mean. If youre talking about a perch that would attach to top of cage yes. If you want to hang cage from a fixture, no. It has large handles at either end to carry the cage but to suspend it in air using these I would be concerned about the cage stability. It isn't sturdy at all, rather flimsy.
1143708
Not sure it was designed for that use. I have only seen it used for aquariums
1847311
This wine rack is very sturdy, but I would not recommend a fish tank of any kind. The water will increase the weight in the tank.