Can you use this for a fish tank?
1147330
I suppose you could use it anywhere you have a fixture that would accept it. However most, if not all, hood lighting that I have seen is set up for specialized bulbs and from what I know, and I have raised fish for about 30 years, unless you have some sort of unique set up the bulb would not fit.
793844
You can but you would be filling it every 2 days.I hooked mine into my 500 gallon home tank.
90695
As a temporary fix for a power outage, yes. It's not supposed to be a permanent fixture because it burns up D batteries. I suggest you get an aerator that is designed specifically for an aquarium. Your best bet is to visit your local fish or pet store and see what they have available. Take pictures of the bowl and tank that you are referencing so they can help you out with exactly the size filtration system that you need.
1272948
I have mine in a 77 gallon tank and it works fine but, I would guess for a tank that size that you may require something bigger or maybe 2 of them. Also depends on type of fish of course.
450273
Yes, I actually use it in a 5 gal tank. You would need a separate aquarium thermometer though to monitor the temperature. It tends to warm the water a little too much in warmer months, so I would unplug the heater then.
2079894
I have used it in a 120 gallon fish tank with large fish its perfectly safe for them. I put it in my filter to remove the ammonia that builds up. I would contact the company.
87285
By the size you could but I am not sure about the material if it would hurt the fish or not.
994797
Absolutely not! This is a particle board unit with a cardboard back. It is not designed to hold that sort of weight. Even if this was made of hardwood, the boards are too thin to individually offer the sort of strength you would need. It would be stronger if placed on the floor with the openings facing up, but still not strong enough to hold an aquarium. Heavy steel metal stands are typically used to hold fish tanks and when wood is used, i have seen 2 inch thick boards used (2 x 4's). This would collapse (most likely sideways) at some point under the weight.
179202
I would use on cold water fish in this tank such as Bettas or Goldfish since the tank does not come with a heater.
2242487
Yes. I bought this to use with my aquarium. You just need to wipe it dry after use.
2193563
I wouldn't recommend this for that size tank. Unfortunately I couldn't get mine to work, the tank would have to be at least 30 gallons to use it correctly
1246789
I think that you can, but I don't know that I would. I have a 3 gallon tank and it barely keeps the water in the 70s F. I worry that burying it under the gravel would inhibit the heat from spreading throughout the tank. But I think you can try it without any dire consequences. Just keep an eye on the water temperature, and if it is too low for your fish, dig it up and stick it to a tank wall.
639928
Yes. It works great for gold fish. But the rule still holds. One inch of fish per gallon of tank.
724933
Probably unless you set it at the maximum height. However consider adding floating plants. They are one of the secrets to maintaining water quality, especially in a small tank. They will filter the light to the rest of the tank and filter many of the excess nutrients and waste products. I have them in all my tanks and weed them out regularly. Please dispose of them properly to not contaminate local waterways.
1801429
I use mine on 75g tank with angel fish and community fish, its not planted but I only have to add water every week and clean it once a month.
2049074
Yes, should not be an issue provided you have fish in the tank and someone will be feeding them. That should keep up the difference.
882857
Not really if you have a lot of fish you may have to fill more often. I have a 55 gallon corner tank with a lot of fish. I only have to fill mine every 3 weeks to a month.