I have limited space between a wall and aquarium how deep is the filter. How many inches in back of aquarium
1628375
You'll need 3 inches between the wall and the aquarium. The filter intake tube is adjustable. I use only one of the length pieces with mine, and I have a 20-gallon, long. Same height as a 10 gallon. You can add a piece to the intake tube to make it longer. Hope this helps.
1628376
I measure just under 3 inches from the outside of the aquarium to the widest outside point of the plastic housing. Height-wise the portion outside the tank goes from 3 inches above the top rim of the tank to 5" below the rim (not counting the flexible cord). I usually can't tell if it's running, unless the water level is low and below the drop-off ledge then you hear splashing, so I need to check daily to make sure the filter hasn't filled and stopped-up. Hope that helps.
1628377
Probably 3-3 1/2". BUT- I sent it back. It was the noisiest loud rattling thing I've ever heard! I have a canister filter in the same room that makes no noise at all. I let it run overnight but it only got worse. So...?
1628378
You will need 3" of clearance, it is 5.5" total but part of that sticks into the aquarium.
878338
It's 10 3/4"wide . If you are considering this tank, consider upgrading the filter from the very start. The one that comes with it is too small, and mine died the first day. I had an extra whisper10 that I used, and the water has been crystal clear, and the fish have been healthy from the start. Don't overcrowd- 6 gallons isn't much!
1458698
Maybe some fluid engineer could comment on this, but if you can pull water up a short tube that means water is being pulled through the filter. I have a 6 inch tube in an aquarium and that functions well.
1660320
The filter itself is 9 1/2 inches by 2 1/2 inches & flat. It sits in a filter that hangs from the side of the tank. Hope that helps.
1596054
Charles, I just measured the back opening without the plastic insert attached(didn'tuse that,that would seal the whole tank). The opening it leaves for your filter is about 1inch to 1 1/2inch. Hope this helps
1792895
These filters work best for me when nestled inside of a larger paper filter. Measurement across the bottom is 3 and 1/4 inches . Measurement across the top is 4 and 3/8 inches . Filter is 2 and 1/4 inches tall.
606709
The filter is about 3 inches wide from the top and a little under 4 inches wide in the middle. I hope that helps.
1109142
4inches will have the filter nearly touching the wall, so no less than that.
2042037
I have the tank mounted on a shelf in the basement right below the sink so I only lose the space for the filters. The filters are 16" from the back wall to the front of the filter assembly, and sticks out about 7", I still have plenty of storage space under the sink. If I had put the tank under the sink I would have lost one half of the cabinet space under a double sink.
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I have a 55 gal. aquarium with a mid-divider. I purchased 2 glass sets. Each double sided panel set measures " 23 &#8539; Width x 9 &#8540; Depth or (11 D w/ the plastic extender added)". I added the plastic sections and custom cut the plastic extender to fit around the return filters for each division. As long as the 75 gal. model had a mid-divider with the same openings of 23 &#8539;" x 9 &#8540;" or 11 ", it should fit.
1648974
tank is 15x11 and filters are 15x17 I have mine mounted on wall in garage. takes up a lot of space for under the sink
1134674
The entire filter system is about 23 3/4" I hope that is what you were asking about
854063
Honestly it's for a 10 to maybe 20 gallon tank and will not fit your size range. You can check the dimensions on aqueon, I understand you want superior filtration in a smaller unit but you want be able to close your lid with this I'm there. Try sponge filters.
1340306
The filter is 2-1/8 inches from the rim of the tank to the top of the lid. However, you will need a good six or seven inches above the tank to remove it for cleaning if the filter is left whole when you remove it. You could disassemble the pump from the filter while it is still in the tank and get away with just over four inches of clearance and remove just the tank portion of the filter for cleaning. For this kind of clearance problem a small remote canister filter might be a better choice.
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The aquarium wall fits between the suction tube and the filter box. Your frog water would have to be at least 4 inches or more deep to accommodate the suction tube. I suppose you can do that if you have rocks for the frogs protruding out of the surface of the water. The return filtered water pours out the blue rectangle. When you plug in the filter and the water does not start to pour out you may have to prime the filter by filling the filter with water.
869876
The whole piece is about 2 inches, but 1/2 ' is the sleeve that fits over the glass piece, so 1/5" from there. With that attached it completely covers the tank, but what I planned, and what they describe, is that you can trim it for the filter.
97375
It is 29 1/2 inches from the wall to the very front of the bowl after installation. The back of the tank is just under 2" from the wall at the bottom of the tank, however, it is less at the top if you are measuring with the tank cover on. That is why I measured from the wall to the very front of the bowl.