Would the 10" version be useable on a Fluval Spec III?
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Well the aquarium you mentioned is 10.5" wide. The light is literally 10" long. I think you could do the 12" fuge ray though as the clamps can slide inward. There might be a little over hang. The Finnex Fugeray-R Ultra Slim Aquarium LED Light Fixture might be a better option depending on what your trying to do?
2153601
I bought this for a 5 gallon Fluval Spec and it works great. Very easy to use and makes water changes easy. Should work for you.
1249214
I have it on my 6 gallon fluval edge so it will be fine. I love this heater because it is the only heater that has build in temperature sensor and you can even set desired temperature. Once the sensor detect the tank temperature match the temperature you set, it will stop heat the water. Most mini heater will continue to heat the tank which result over heat the tank and kill fish.
973393
Hello,I have the Large Plus version and works great on my 0.75" glass tank. See their site here with the spec: http://www.magfloat.net/telas/pagina.php?id=29
694948
I use the mini for the 5 gallon and it is a good size for that tank. It might be a little small for a 10 gallon. I just searched through the customer reviews and many that have a 10 gallon say it will work for the 10. You can search customer reviews for "10", or look at the other questions that answer about the 10 gallon.
48705
The rod is 11.75" long, so allowing for the end nuts and roller flanges, it may be big enough to fit on a 10" flange, but you are taking your chances. Manufacturer says it is designed for up to an 8" beam, not 10"
1858761
I've had several fluvals from 305,406, and fx6. The two smaller ones I've had for 5+ years and both still work great my fx6 is built even better then those two and I've had it for 10 months with no problems at all. The 406 was used for two years on a turtle tank worked great.
1440604
I'd get the 36" fixture then buy a bigger tank. ;)But to answer your question, the 10 inch fixture unless you want some overhang.
1351991
I think this would be OK for a 10 gallon...although you may want to use a slightly bigger one...I use this mini for a 2 gallon betta tank and it is just the right size for that. Because it is so small...it does siphon slowly so it may take you a while to do half to full water changes on a ten gallon. Still it would work. Hope that helps.
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It should fit with no problems. Amazon's add : Hagen Fluval Aquastop For Fluval 104-404, 105-405 Series, the 304 is between 104-404. But you can not go wrong with Amazon if they make a mistake you will get your money back, I never had a problem with them. Just buy it!!!
2216588
It should The description says 105-405 Series & ribbed hose, it should work fine. Ask seller for part maf part # & contact http://usa.hagen.com/Aquatic/Replacement-Parts?brand=Fluval if you want to cross reference
2171632
I have not tried this, but looking at it and measuring it, I see no reason why it would not work. However, 10" looks like the smallest it could go.
49479
That should work fine. Mine is in 7.5" and it works great. Nice little skimmer and takes very little room.
1363806
Absolutely, I have fluval C3 hanging on mine. You will have to cut the plastic extender strip but that's it.
2269975
I'm using a Cobalt Neo-Therm 25w, it fits perfectly in the Fluval Spec III rear pump compartment. It fits better if you remove the suction cup bracket and suspend it down in.
1168389
No I have this in a 12 gallon fluval edge and it works great. Might need stronger for a 30gal depending on length and how strong of current you want. But works great on my small 12gal very satisfied.
571103
Personally I would go with the 10" due to the carve angle of these trucks. Main reason is to avoid wheel bite with larger wheels, the extra width gives a bit more clearance.