I have a 10 gallon tank with 1/4 inch rock in the bottom. Not sure what size i need?
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Works we'll , 10 gallon is just the right size, very easy to prime pump to start siphoning water. Make sure you have 5 gallon plastic pail from Home Depot to catch water .
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The -- TOM Aquarium Maintenance Gravel Siphon, Nozzle 12-Inch by 1-Inch Hose, 5-Feet Length -- works great with the 10 gallon tank. When siphoning the water out I place a 5-gallon bucket on a chair/floor lower than the fish tank. You would want the bucket to be within 5 ft from the siphon tube reaching the bottom of the fish tank. Once you get the siphon going the water will be automatically sucked out from the bottom of the tank as you move the siphon head around the bottom of the tank. For $10 it is a deal.
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This gravel vacuum is great for a 10 gallon tank. my tank is much smaller and I stir up the rocks to pick up the fish poop.
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I don't think it matters much. It's really personal preference with what looks the best. I don't think the fish care much. If you have guppies hiding places are good and if they can hide between the rocks that would be good.
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I use the mini siphon on my ten gallon and it works awesome! I had a larger one from a different aquarium and it really was impractical for that size tank.
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This light will fit any standard 10 gallon light figure. Or just measure the light u need to replace. Than you will know what will fit better but if its just the standard size than it will fit.
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You "could" use it in a ten gallon but it would take up a lot space. It is 5 1/2 by 4 1/2 inches but it says that in the description. The tube sticks up 2 or 3 inches higher. Try to picture that in your tank before you buy it. If you're good with that then it will work fine. Mine is in a 55 gallon tank and has a very large air pump hooked to it. If you use a small air pump it won't move as much water. Jardin makes a smaller filter like this one. I would choose the smaller one over this one for a 10 gallon tank.
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They have different sizes, just measure the top of your tank. Mine fits a 20 gallon standard but I know they have bigger sizes.
314130
I opened mine in the store to double check the length and it was 15 1/2 which fit perfectly in my aqueon 5.5 tank. Any longer and it wouldn't have fit down inside the frame. Perfect fit.
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You'll need at least the medium. I have a 75 gallon Oceanic (thick glass) and the medium works great. I tried the small on it and it would move an inch and fall off.
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My tank was closer to about 10 1/2" and the 11" worked. I called them direct to verify. Install took about 5 minutes, had it for about a year w no issues. Hope that helps.
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I just measured the tubing which goes from the tank to a small filter and then to the faucet and it is 1/4 inch outside diameter. Why would you want to change it to 3/8 inch? The 1/4 inch line has a great stream when the tank is full. Hope this helps.
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My husband uses the shorter tanks but I am not sure of the size and it does not fit. I was going to look into adding something to hold it.
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http://www.petco.com/N_4294956207/Aquarium-Stands.aspx?fromsearch=true&CoreCat;=LookAheadThis is designed for a 10 gallon tank
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It will work just fine. Place in the tank where you want it, place gravel/rocks around it. Hook it up to an air pump and plug into an electrical outlet. Done!
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It will not fit in the 10 gallon tank. I got a 30 gallon tank and my turtles love the space.
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It should fit most standard 10 gal tanks. Did you measure the where the lid will rest? Check that but it is a true 20x10" fit.
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I don't know the brand name of my tank, tho pretty sure I got it at Petsmart. Dimensions are 10" x 20"
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You want a size 10 drilled stopper. I got this one: Rubber Stopper - Size 10 - Drilled
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My tank is a 25 gallon hexagon. I think it will fit a 10, but it depends on the dimensions.