will it work good with a 54 gallon corner tank ?
1144820
I have it on a 72 gallon and it works fine. Biggest thing is having it in a part of your sump that stays at the same water level so you don't have to adjust it all the time.
1144821
I have one setup on a 60g cube, and it pulls dark skimmate. But if you can afford it, go ahead and grab the 150g for the proc it well worth it.
1144822
I have this skimmer on my 40 gallon, works great. However, for a 54 gallon you may consider the next one which is the sca-302
1144823
I use it with my 50 gallon. Works great. Water is crystal clear, nitrates are always 0.
1144824
If you have a sump that it will fit in and can sit in 6-7" of water, then yes, it will work great on a 54g tank
1144825
This needs to be used in a sump. It does not hang on the back of an aquarium. Also needs to be raised up about 3 inches to work the best
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.
1808796
it will work fine in a 8 gallon tank..The D-732 is bigger..May be too big for your tank.
701143
I don't think it will. It's to long for a 36" fish tank. Look for a smaller one.
63766
YES, I am running this on my 55gal tank for the last 5 months. working out great!!
33238
My tank is a 275 gal, oblong shape it fits. Measure and see how tall it is, if it's between 42" and 44" tall it should fit.
1761685
JP, if the dimensions of the top of the tank are 20 by 18 then you should have no problem. I have a column tank that is 47 gallons but those were the dimensions for the top of it and fits perfect! Good luck and hope it works for you!
2014540
It would not work on a corner or edge. Sorry luv. It does work nicely under the tank...
744814
Greetings, for a tank of little ability I do not particularly recommend it. will have too much turbulence, like a hurricane.Look for a more consistent eg 240 Koralia nano.
460401
Should work really well. You will need a separate RO storage tank and pump though.
835908
Yes, it works quite well. Make sure you get the right size for your fish tank.
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.
155222
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!
1330742
I have a corner reef tank (92G). Purchase the 36" version of this if you have zooanthids and SPS coral. If you have LPS, then you will need to get a 36" and a 24" running simultaneously.
284430
I would not use it I have a 55 gallon and it only light like a mall corner its not bright enough. I would use a long strip instead....
831594
I don't think so. I bought one for my 55 gallon tank. You need to measure the top width and length and look at the products dimensions and match them up. That's what I did
2248126
I just measured my tank with the bio-wheel for you. It is a 55 gallon long, not a corner tank but that should not make a difference. It sits five inches out from the wall, which leaves me one inch of extra room to reach behind the wheel in case I need to move power cords, air lines, or anything else. (Which is roughly the same amount of room all my other HOB filters require.)