will this work in 18 gal rear tank?
1575695
Worked good for about two months then stopped working correctly. Not worth the money.
1575696
Buy from the dealer its not worth getting the tank down twice we had problems
1575697
the only issue i had was the wiring didnt match and i had to get a circuit test to figure out which wire went where other than that it was a perfect fit and i have had no issues for over a year now
1141075
I use mine in a 20 gallon Tetra tank no adjustments have been needed, I think you might have to go a 300w unit but check the site for their recommendations. Al
2081116
It should work fine, depending on your bioload or amount and type of "pooduction". I used this on my 55g and it did well. It can be a pain to dial in, but it starts producing skimmate almost immediately. I had a hard time with it when I turned off my return pump for feeding an maintenence. It would take a few moments to dial back in and the increased water volume in the sump due to some backfill from the tank until my syphon break stopped it, could cause the collection cup to overflow. All in all 3/5 stars. Decent skimmer for the money.
2048010
Yes! That's where you should put it; that's where I have my 29-gallon tank. Works just fine!
1038975
It should work...For what I needed I don't think it will..I have about 300 gal bait tanks...I will be hooking up tomorrow..I hope...Good luck
1378317
No it won't, it is way too long to fit in small tanks. I had to return mine because it didn't fit in my five gallon tank.
1420387
Most likely not. This only works efficiently at depths no greater than 18 inches. A standard 55 gallon tank is about 21 inches deep, not that much of a difference, yet enough to restrict the amount of bubbles that are produced by one of these. It also depends on the animals involved with the tank. As some animals need more oxygen then others to survive.
1568182
yes by all means it will work, I have a 125 gallon tank with 3 alo9's works fine . Word of caution start out with the light as low as possible adjust as needed
900338
will work fine, if you have the space, but note the 4 gal size, this may be too smallHD has a 20 gal 110 volt if you have the space.
2179283
Yes, it will. I have it in a 5 gal tank now. Before that I had it in a 3.5 gal. tank. The water flow adjusts but, I leave it on high in my 5 gal. It works very well.
333168
It should work if you have enough room in your tank. You need to know the amperage and voltage that your electronic system will take.
1518155
Bill, I'm not a professional but it will work. Be sure to support the tank properly and you"ll be fine. Best regards, Remy
1588067
I'm using it in a 3 gallon Tetra Cube. As long as it's submerged horizontal or vertically, and not touching substrate, it'll work. The heater is 6.5" tall x 2" wide. I like it because, it heats to a set temperature; if the tank is too warm, it shuts off. I've been using it for a month, checking with a thermometer, and it's been spot on 80, as set for my Betta.
934245
Yes, it would work but the strength of the pump would be alittle too much on your small tank......the regulator on the exhaust of the pump included in the package would be a necessity in your case or you will have some serious current/wave action going on in your tank.....
1729305
I'm not sure. We had to return it because it was too small for our tank. Sorry!
1368108
Im not sure that it will because of the electronics inside and the flow of the water into the filter. But what this doesn't tell you is that the bar is removable and there's a smaller attachment for the filter to flow the water back into the tank. I used it in a 1.5 gallon tank and it worked great. Hope this helps.
1863854
Mine is a 5 gal, 5.0 hp....so I'm not sure if it will. Look back at some of these answers, cuz I am pretty sure I gave somebody exact measurements on the filter awhile back so they could make a good guess.