Can I use it in a small growing room not aquarium
785574
I don't think so. This is made to be used with the CO2 being discharged underwater. Without the pressure of the water, the canisters will empty in less than a day.
785575
It would probably be a wasted effort. Plants thrive out of the water on their own. It does a superb job in aquariums although. Best of luck.....
2209924
It would do as a temp house but they will need a bigger tank as they grow. Mine is in an 80 gallon tank now
1009625
This can be used indoor or outdoor but preferably indoor because the water has to be cooler than 70 degrees farenh inside the bucket for the plant to have optimum growth. In order for this to work out door you would have to monitor water temperture in the hottest time of the day to be certain it does not get to hot.
1838702
Yes, I use it in a 5 gallon and I wouldn't use it in anything smaller than that.
2264066
It should have no problem with that, if its just for the lights, pulling from the grow room might make it hot by the 4th light, depending on grow room size, if your doing a other fan/s for that should work fine
1914758
Yes and no. It really depends on the types of plants you have growing at what levels. A 50 gallon is pretty tall for any kind of light. You could likely get away with low light plants like sword and anubias, but will never get any kind of carpet to grow. As far as lights go, this is probably still your best bang for your buck.
172786
Don-we have not actually used our kit yet, With that said we have done some research and we are confident that we will be able to grow this indoors in an aquarium type setup. This is our plan as well.
865389
I guess you could, but goldfish (from my experience) tend not to like small tanks, they produce a lot of proteins and small spaces don't agree with that, but I suppose if you flushed the water enough it would do alright.
172512
You will need a small aquarium pump. Also available on Amazon. Search "aquarium".
2189143
Yes you can still use it for a smaller room, your air will just get cleaned more often.
316416
I think this will be too small for your purposes. I would look for something that has 4 gal per minute flow. Our is primarily used for a workroom in the garage.
700759
You would use a store bought potting mix and plant in that..I use mine for hydroponic tomatoes ..indoors.
2196802
The light you bought is perfect for corals, as my local fish store uses this light on micro tanks to grow SPS. Your fish will already be use to it. Enjoy the look of the light and watch your tank grow.
1372152
This light does a great job with a standard tank, and with the red LED tubes installed make the fancy guppies I was keeping at the time look great. However it is not suited to a planted tank. Even with addition LED tubes (white and red) I saw little, if any growth. If you would like an LED fixture more suited to a planted take -- I'd suggest a Finnex Planted+ (found here on Amazon). The same sized Finnex Planted+ (20") is equal to the total price of the Aqueon LED and the two tubes you would need to have any hope of keep plants healthy and happy.
2003011
Yes, you can but two things you need to take into consideration: 1. What growth zone are it in, can it do with or without direct sunlight and cam it take the heat? 2. The shelving is made to accommodate short plants or seedlings; therefore what is the rate of growth of the plant and can it survive the environment.
1406943
I would go something a little bigger with more surface area at the base. A 20-30 gallon aquarium would work well.
1582215
I'm pretty positive you can, as long as it isn't a spiderling. Its about the size of a ten gallon tank. You really wouldn't need the light for it, unless you were going to be growing plants of some sort. Just be aware that the tarantula may not move around the space much. Everything locks into place so you are alright as far as it being unable to escape.