this hangs on the back of a tank?
1271275
Yes. You need about four inches of clearance (the width/depth of the skimmer) behind the tank. Mine is the 150, but I think the only difference between the 100 and the 150 is the length of the tube, not the width/depth of the skimmer. I had to get a replacement because I fried the pump impeller, but both systems have worked well and have not leaked.
1271276
Yes, and you would need about 5" of clearance between the back of the tank and the wall. I have had two of these and would not recommend them however, because the connections (behind the tank) can (and for me, did) burst open, pumping the tank water like a garden hose all over the floor.
1107216
if you mean a hang on back filter then no, what i would do is mount it to the front rim of the tank anyway that way it frontlights your tank not backlighting it.
1211410
Mine is wall-mounted but I can't see any reason you couldn't hook it to the side of the tank. In fact, it could be easy to arrange and less obvious to the casual observer.
1208643
It hangs by a hook. It hangs pretty cleanly (no listing to one side) just like in the picture.
1153766
I Google imaged it and it looks like it's just a suction cup. The light comes with two to stick to your aquarium.
2039678
Bottome left of the tank sits on the rail between the 2 wheels, other side on a bracket. It's fairly stable and sturdy mounting.
211302
Ps. No purchase was required other than the screw and anchor I had in my garage. The holder has a single hole in the back that you screw through. I thought it looked awful hanging off the tank and making my lid askew.
815747
You could open the bimottom and have the container sitting directly below it but the top of the tank would have to be kind of connected or sealed to the warerer. I can see it working if you are handy.
769029
It won't fit your tank. My recommendation would be to get a canister filter. You will have more control over filtration, water flow and currents. Canister filters also work better and are more efficient than a hang on back.
1773815
Not sure if the backing would need to be taken off and attached to tank for full effectiveness.
508431
Yes it hangs on the side and needs about 4 inch clearance behind tank from wall.
211299
It is designed to simply hang on the side of the tank, similar to an over-the-door hook, and is about 2 1/2-3" in length. With the right ingenuity and skill, a wall mounted hanging system would probably be possible, though that might require some additional wall-mounting components. Good luck!
1334874
It has a pre cut opening in the back. It is for the filter back flow of water. Make sure your tank has a plastic border around the entire top of the glass . If. Not then the cover will fall into the tank. I had to build plastic extensions on mine.
1813527
I would advise not laying this on its side..if you have a stand it will fit underneath your tank..you can also sit it beside your tank..it not that big to take up that much space...but if you really are pushed for space then maybt you should invest in a HOB filter then...
1567234
I think it would hang off the sides. I used it for a 29 gallon and it fits perfectly.
991783
The top is a flat surface. You would have to get a special adapter to make it hang, I think.
2136262
Yes, it hangs from two hooks that essentially look like hangers. They are not closed loop hooks, but instead open in the back.