About how many treatments would this be able to complete for a 46 gallon tank?
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Bottle is 120ml, bottle says 5ml per 10 gallon. So, 25ish ml per dose, just shy of 5 treatments. It didn't work for me, but my issue turned out to be something completely unrelated to what this is meant to fix. No fault of the product.
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I have a 29 gallon and am barely getting by. Soft coral only, Some LPS,no Acans or SPS. I'm selling mine on eBay next week.Customer service is spotty at best.
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It will work, but the LOUD compressor will come on every few nails. For a medium sized project, a 3-6 gallon tank would be better.
689446
a little over 5 will be enough. The level shold always be checked with the ram of the cylynder retracted fully and the pump not running. the tank willhold much more but the site window will show full and the machine will operate properly with between 6 and 7 gal. of hydrolic fluid.
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I would believe this would cover 20 gallon tank. Mine was 12 gallons and I had a fair amount left over.
1256512
I have a 46 gallon acrylic bow front tank, sorry, but I am not sure what your question is ll
2105129
Sorry no idea. We run off of a 500 gal. tank. Suggest you contactB & S directly- their engineering dept. will be able to answer.
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It should help. I have a 55 gallon tank and at the time I purchased my rock was having problems with nasty looking water. It does take awhile to make a difference so be patient. The results are great!
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Will work fine in a 40 gallon tank and does a great job, just remember it will take a week or two for full biological action to reach its peak. if you just have the 40 gallon and no others the Tetra is just as good as any other pump. Some pumps are nosier than others so if this is going to be in room that's quite you may want to plug it in and listen to how loud the pump is before you buy it. Go to your local store and have them plug it in for you.
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Not a lot if you ask me. It's worth it if you do. If I were you I would do 3. Or one double bio wheel along with one of these. That's what I use on my 30 gallon salt tank. You actually should consider using 2 double bio wheels. That way you'll have 4 outlets instead of 2. Just my opinion. More filtration is better than not enough. I would use some polishing pads in all of em if I were you. They help keep the water clear as a whistle. Hope this helped.
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This model is good up to 48 gallon aquariums. We have larger ones listed if this model is too small.
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it helped, biggest problem I had was it required constant cleaning, daily! also in 55 gallon tank I would use 2 , I ended up putting a home made filer around inlet to stop plugging
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I currently have sponge filters connected to 12 10-gallon tanks, 2 20-gallon tanks, and 2 29-gallon tanks. Please note that the fish are mostly guppies and cories so they don't need that much aeration. I could probably connect more tanks if needed.
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hi . ours works excellent on a 75 gal tank , excellent so i imagine two would be great just dont overfeed and do regular water changes , definately use the uv when putting in new fish ! add a few bubblers we use the lighted underwater bubblers 24 inches and of course all depends on freshwater or saltwater tank , we use ours on africans and discus tanks , its a super quiet and very efficient filter sherry
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I think it depends on the size of your tank and the number/size of critters. I use this on a ~80 gallon red eared slider tank- and I change out the Carbon whenever I clean/replace the filter (every 2/3 weeks).
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I would think three. I have a 29 gal. tank and two bags gave me a little over two inches in depth. Watch out for sharp edged substrate as it can harm bottom cleaners like cats.
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It depends on how you are using it. They have 2 suggested uses on the bottle, which result in different dosage rates. It will treat 70 gallons if you are starting a tank from scratch and need to establish a new biological system for breaking down ammonia. They also suggest you can add small amounts of this product when doing water changes as a maintenance routine. This dosage rate would treat 500 gallons. However, this seems mostly pointless to me as changing the water (even 100% of it) doesn't remove any significant portion of the beneficial bacteria from the tank. They primarily live on surfaces (filter, gravel, decorations, etc), so even replacing all of the water won't matter. This might make sense to dose if you have to replace all your filter media at once, as that would remove a noticeable portion of your bacteria and would speed re-population of the filter. (ie: if you have a cartridge-based hang-on-back filter that doesn't have a separate bio stage...) So it treats "up to 500" gallons, but only as at maintenance routine levels.