How much do you need for a 75 gallon tank?
1750515
it depends on the filtering system, but i think 2 500ml should do the job, as i use 2 500ml bottles for my 60 gallon tank.
1750516
Here is what is said on the Seachem site: "Directions, Rinse before use. Use in a fine mesh filter bag. Each 1 L of Resin treats up to 1,000 gallons for up to six months. Exhaustion of the Resin is indicated by a pronounced discoloration of the beads to dark brown or black. 100ml will treat 100 gallons.
1750517
i have 100 gallon koi tank , so if i understand correctly i would need to use 2 500ml bottles of purigen every 6 months?? any guidance would help me as im new to using this product btw i plan on using this in 1 tray and the pond matrix in another tray .....i use the Cascade® 1000 Canister Filter
618388
Tunze recommends using the 3152 on aquariums that are 55 gals and under, the 3155 might be a better choice for a 75.
1073405
I have 2 koralia 1650 in a 125 (72 inch length) and they are too much for the tank as a placed a partial obstruction in front to tame them down. I also have 2 850 which do not seem enough. For a 55 gallon I would stick with the 850 to 1000 range. I do like their magnetic base and wide column of water generated. I have mostly crushed coral salt tank with some aragonite sand. The sand is a problem with too much turbulence. Just one of the 1650 will transverse the whole 72 inch tank
1188686
This barely cleared a 75 gallon tank. I would look for a commercial unit. Maybe call your local aquarium and ask the maintenance or facilities personnel where they get theirs.
242330
Hi, not sure I can help you as I do not have a 72 gallon tank. I think mine is 45 gallon
771721
Hey Jeff,The dimensions for 75/90 Gallon tanks are usually 6 inches wider (front to back) than that of the 55 Gallon tanks. I personally know this because I have both a 55 gallon and 90 gallon tanks in my home. If you have a 55 gallon, Amazon also has the 55 gallon stand: Aquatic Fundamentals 55 Gallon Upright Aquarium StandPersonally, for the price, these (manually put together) stands are solidly strong and a steal of a deal. I would easily consider picking up another one if the opportunity arises.Hope this helps. Hey Jeff,The dimensions for 75/90 Gallon tanks are usually 6 inches wider (front to back) than that of the 55 Gallon tanks. I personally know this because I have both a 55 gallon and 90 gallon tanks in my home. If you have a 55 gallon, Amazon also has the 55 gallon stand: Aquatic Fundamentals 55 Gallon Upright Aquarium StandPersonally, for the price, these (manually put together) stands are solidly strong and a steal of a deal. I would easily consider picking up another one if the opportunity... » Read More Hey Jeff,The dimensions for 75/90 Gallon tanks are usually 6 inches wider (front to back) than that of the 55 Gallon tanks. I personally know this because I have both a 55 gallon and 90 gallon tanks in my home. If you have a 55 gallon, Amazon also has the 55 gallon stand: Aquatic Fundamentals 55 Gallon Upright Aquarium StandPersonally, for the price, these (manually put together) stands are solidly strong and a steal of a deal. I would easily consider picking up another one if the opportunity arises.Hope this helps. « Show Less
215085
I'd go with with two smalls or a medium depending on the dimensions of your tank. I have a small on one end and a medium on the other for my 80 gallon tank and it works beautifully.
489680
It has to be just under a gallon, it's a big tank. We ran it all night every night and refilled every 2-3 days. Hope that helps!
714281
It works fine in my 75 gallon tank. Tube width should be fine unless you have tight space between your landscape material and the glass.
1645494
You would need the 5 watt size for a 1.5 gallon tank. This one would be way too warm.
1228189
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.
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Umm... 55 gallons of water is over 440 pounds and that does not even include the tank. I think if you try to imagine two or three grown adults standing on this table (or any table) you will get your answer. I think you need something with steel legs or at least really sturdy hardwood (like solid oak, cherry, etc.). Take a look at stands designed specifically for aquarium tanks, see what they are made of, and go from there. Good luck!
1031327
Although this is an excellent finish / trim nail gun compressor, when you're filling things that require capacity, you need a 6gal. minimum tank as far as I'm concerned. It will still recycle, but not as often. You can find name brand 6 gal. units (no tools or hoses) on sale for $99.
727195
Hi Kevin! It's your call, but the gallon range is somewhere between 47-75 gallons. On the lowest setting, it would probably be o.k., but a smaller one might be better. My tank is a 48 Euro and I have it at the highest setting.
1787764
For a 75 gal. 3inch deep it takes 8 bags. Also I would suggest you put it in a old pillow case, take it outside and hose it down really good. I did this before I put it in and had no problem with it clearing up fast also use a dish on bottom when filling with water. It is great substrate if you do this and looks awesome in the tank.
1929657
I'm setting up 125 gallon tank each piece is 34 and three-quarter inches long I hope that helps you
2007392
This 150 watt will work for your tank. Most sources suggest 3-5watt per gallon. Lights create heat and regular room temp affect the waters average before heating. Mine doesn't come on much in the summer at all. If tank is on an outside wall it will be colder than the middle of your house. Same for if you live in warmer area like Texas vs michigan where it's always colder. I'm using it on a 75gal right now. Will add another in winter if it can't keep up.