would it be good for freshwater use also??
1743023
Yes it would, but in my opinion there are much more affordable ways to go for fresh water. It is a very nice set up.
1743024
yes, I think so. However I would agree there are less expensive ways to go for fresh water. The lights this have are for Coral health and growth.
1680987
Yes, it could probably be used for that purpose. However, I'm not sure how well it will hold up exposed to the elements.
1143708
Not sure it was designed for that use. I have only seen it used for aquariums
1112040
I believe the intended use is for water. You should probably contact the manufacturer or seller with your question.
1561934
It would be fine for potable water. Keep it clean and don't use it for anything else.
1260084
This is a light spectrum suitable to freshwater plants. It would not be able to support a saltwater environment.
491178
I think so, use it for pumping water from a lake into my lawn irrigation system, works very well.
1693189
You could use it but it would be very powerful, as I use it to circulate 6500 gallons of water. Also it can not be submerged in water. I hope this helps.
937376
I would think it would be fine however we only use ours in a small no motor lake. We are very happy with the quality.
310368
I wouldn't think so. Its not rated for water that I know of. I use mine for inside painting and drywall work. Love it!!
785575
It would probably be a wasted effort. Plants thrive out of the water on their own. It does a superb job in aquariums although. Best of luck.....
1163664
ABSOLUTELY!!! Its strong and light...i use my 15 footer for saltwater exclusively...but I don't see any reason why the shorter versions cannot be used for freshwater...go ahead and give it a try!
1988697
It's fine for salt and freshwater. I've used mine for channel cats in central Tennessee as well as a 5.5ft blacktip in the gulf.
1255037
Outdoor stuff is tough because of all sun and elements they're exposed to (I used to build ponds and such). It may be marginally effective, but it would probably be high maintenance (filter will clog quickly, pump might get clogged). I'd say give it a shot. If it cleans the water you could always go with a better unit down the road.
355100
I personally would not know because I used it for freshwater fish, but i have this same biocube and it worked a heater just check the lenght of the heater
1840733
I'm sure it would be fine. I use it in my bathroom for filtered water as my water is very hard. It also looks really cute.
1665234
Yes, it is great for most, if not all, aquatic plants, but not for terrestrial plants.