Can I use this for a 125 gallon planted aquarium?
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I have no idea what flow rate and capacity of Co2 your needs require or what sort of pressure regulation, etc., is appropriate. These are standard 20 lb tanks with pretty new inspection dates. If a standard Co2 tank is what you need for a planted aquarium, these are nice big ones that are not too big to be obtrusive or too heavy to carry. I would guess they run 50 plus pounds apiece filled, so two are reasonable to carry at one time. One big tank of the same capacity is pretty difficult to move and take in to get filled. The tanks are a good size, good quality and priced well, so I bought two to rotate in my Soda machine. Hope this helps some. I have no idea what flow rate and capacity of Co2 your needs require or what sort of pressure regulation, etc., is appropriate. These are standard 20 lb tanks with pretty new inspection dates. If a standard Co2 tank is what you need for a planted aquarium, these are nice big ones that are not too big to be obtrusive or too heavy to carry. I would guess they run 50 plus pounds apiece filled, so two are reasonable to carry at one time. One big tank of the same capacity is pretty difficult to move and take in to get filled. The tanks are a good size, good quality and priced well, so I bought... » Read More I have no idea what flow rate and capacity of Co2 your needs require or what sort of pressure regulation, etc., is appropriate. These are standard 20 lb tanks with pretty new inspection dates. If a standard Co2 tank is what you need for a planted aquarium, these are nice big ones that are not too big to be obtrusive or too heavy to carry. I would guess they run 50 plus pounds apiece filled, so two are reasonable to carry at one time. One big tank of the same capacity is pretty difficult to move and take in to get filled. The tanks are a good size, good quality and priced well, so I bought two to rotate in my Soda machine. Hope this helps some. « Show Less
58509
I have no idea what flow rate and capacity of Co2 your needs require or what sort of pressure regulation, etc., is appropriate. These are standard 20 lb tanks with pretty new inspection dates. If a standard Co2 tank is what you need for a planted aquarium, these are nice big ones that are not too big to be obtrusive or too heavy to carry. I would guess they run 50 plus pounds apiece filled, so two are reasonable to carry at one time. One big tank of the same capacity is pretty difficult to move and take in to get filled. The tanks are a good size, good quality and priced well, so I bought two to rotate in my Soda machine. Hope this helps some.
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yes by all means it will work, I have a 125 gallon tank with 3 alo9's works fine . Word of caution start out with the light as low as possible adjust as needed
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It probably could be used for that. I have mine in a 20 gallon freshwater tank. Its very powerful and the waterflow is a little strong. Good filter though would definitely recommend.
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You could, yes. But would be better off with a wet/dry sump system for a tank that large. Cannister maintanence is crucial without becoming a nitrate factory.
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I use the super bright Ray 2 on a 125 with no plants with minimal Algae issues. As long as you are doing weekly maintenance I would think it would be fine. I have no idea about the mount.
1299696
It would be a very nice light for a 10 gallon. I have 2 of them on my 125g.
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I can't give you a definitive answer for a freshwater tank but I am using it over a refugium attached to a saltwater aquarium. I am having excellent growth of cheatomorpha (a macro algae) my biggest worry is with your 18" depth getting enough light down to the bottom of your tank to grow any small plants you may have. I think it will still suffice as most freshwater plants are used to living in murky water and don't need as much light.
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Yes. It will do a great job. My 100 gal Mixed stony reef is flourishing under 2 units. They are dimmed down slightly at 14k.
714279
More than tall enough... I use it on a 125 gallon and it works great. As for the tube being too wide... May be overkill for a 15 gallon. A smaller one would work better if you can find one. Just my 2cents.
2018489
I have a 20 gallon aquarium also and I have a 100 watt but you could probably get away with a 50 watt. I always set the heaters up vertical so really couldn't tell you on that
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Yes you can.. you are able to use this skimmer in sump, that will increase the your aquarium volume option up to 150gal.
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I don't think that you can. I am using it in a 75 gallon tank with a fluval fx5 filter. It is not performing like I had hoped. By the way, it has a very funky smell (new out of the container too).
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I used to use one of those over 2 years ago on my 125g- SW tank.It will pump, but it son't be much flow.Try and get the pump as high as you can, on a box, etc., that will help.
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This item is good for aquarium, please check our another item model number POQ-4-50
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The Magnum 350 will work fine on a 20 gallon planted tank. All you have to do is adjust the valves that are included with this filter (which you install into the intake and return hoses) so that you can adjust the flow of water. This way your fishes and plants will not be disturbed by its current.
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It won't hurt but its not necessary. The large size is meant for a 110 gallon tank or larger! I use a small one in my 60 gallon tank and it works great.
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Its very possible to use this for a 250 gallon I have a 125 and use this 300 watt well below what's recommended for my tank size it keeps it very warm and its very durable I have large Oscars in my tank u can only imagine try contacting a pet smart and see what they think u may have to purchase 2 but its still great at the price amazon has it versus pet supply stores there normally $50-60 bucks at pet for just 1