What wattage is the best for a 4000 gallon pond. About 12 X 20
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I dont think the size of the pond matters that much. Youre not trying to heat the pond, youre just trying to keep a hole in the ice. What would matter more is how cold it is where you live. If you live in Minnesota, you probably want a stronger wattage than if you live in New Jersey, because you will need a stronger heater to keep the ice from freezing around it.
276937
I have a set up with the same dimensions listed, using the 125 watts on my 4 month old Beardie, Its fine.
1108554
It depends on your preferences, and if your using metal halide or hps (sodium). I went with a Apollo 400w hps. There's better but cost is high.
1355387
I purchased the 55w uv lamp...for up to 5000 gal pond. Probably too big for my pond, but the water is crystal clear now!
1586772
Its very possible to use this for a 250 gallon I have a 125 and use this 300 watt well below what's recommended for my tank size it keeps it very warm and its very durable I have large Oscars in my tank u can only imagine try contacting a pet smart and see what they think u may have to purchase 2 but its still great at the price amazon has it versus pet supply stores there normally $50-60 bucks at pet for just 1
468330
Check dimensions of your tank before you decide, my 250w is fairly long I have. 40 gallon breeder, works well, I think 150 or 200 watt will be okay in your tank but again check dimension of tank and of heater to see if it fits vertically
488082
40 watt is the maxium. Please note standard size A bulb will be too big as the top will stick out. We are using 7 watt energy saver bulb that is shorter and it works just fine. Hope this helps.
381800
Sorry, I initially posted the wrong comment to a different product question.... For my zone (3) I believe it requires 250w for a pond less than 100 gallons. 750w for a pond 100 to 750. Check with the manufacturer to be sure. Hope this helped.
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The simple answer for a Rule 500 is the GPH @ 6.7 Feet of Head (lift): is 260 GPH For Ponds - It is best to circulate the water at least once an hour. If you have a 500 gallon pond you would need a pump that moves 500 gallons per hour at the height of the discharge. For a Pond Rule of Thumb - The Length of tubing is also an important factor when choosing a pump. Every 10' of tubing equals the same restrictions as 1' of lift. Recommended size of a pond pump is determined by: 1) Turn Of Pond Water For a pond with a pressurized filter, turn the water approximately once every two hours (example 1800 Gallon pond - minimum 900 GPH Pump) For ponds with skimmers and falls and most other types of ponds, water should be turned approximately once every hour (example 1800 Gallon Pond - minimum 1800 GPH Pump) 2) Height Water Must Be Pumped Above Pond Surface Head height is the term for the vertical height the pump raises water above the surface of the pond All pond pumps have a maximum head height 3) Selecting Correct Tubing Is Critical To Pump Performance Correct Size Tubing Is Very Important: Too small tubing restricts water flow. Too small tubing will restrict the flow of water dramatically.
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Please be aware this is the lowest wattage unit Farm Innovators makes. If I were going to be looking at 3 gal. and -20 I would think about a higher wattage unit but I have no experience with it in such extreme conditions.
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The standard for wattage is 3 watts per gallon of water. If the aquarium is going to be in a cooler area of the home you may want to consider 5 watts per gallon.
2018489
I have a 20 gallon aquarium also and I have a 100 watt but you could probably get away with a 50 watt. I always set the heaters up vertical so really couldn't tell you on that
1120205
As long as your comfortable with the energy consumption, I personally don't think you can go overkill with filtration. I'm no pond pro though. I have had good luck with the laguna brand. Good luck with your pond. .
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I would go with at least the 50 watt. Probably the 100 would be better. You can always put it a little bit diagonally in the tank. it is ok to fully submerge even the top part.I would consider going with 2 50watt heaters with one on either end of the tank for a more even heating effect. Plus both heaters would last longer because neither one would have to work as hard.
127783
It's probably too big. For 20 gallons of water, a 50-watt would be more appropriate. This is a 200-watt. Mine is in about 80 gallons of water in a very cold room.
1445010
I have no ideal. I purchased, installed lines to multiple 6 inch stones in outdoor KOI pond. 1200 gal pond It makes air and makes fish happy. Other than that I couldn't tell you. It does work and blows air
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You would need the 5 watt size for a 1.5 gallon tank. This one would be way too warm.