Can I use this for 1 gal glass tank?
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The label suggested to use it on 2 gal and up tank. Either you upgrade your tank or you could try this: test out on the 1 gal tank without the fish in it for 24 hrs to see if the temperature stay within range. A word of advice from someone who made a lots of mistake as a first time betta owner: do it right or you end up spending more money fixing you mistakes and hurts the fish in the process. If you decided to upgrade your tank, then it is better to get a 5 gal. It just so much easier to add on other needed features, such as a heater or filter (personally, I like whisper brand filter), etc..plus, your fish would love the evpxtra space to explore. Hope this is helpful. Best wishes for caring your fish.
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The label suggested to use it on 2 gal and up tank. Either you upgrade your tank or you could try this: test out on the 1 gal tank without the fish in it for 24 hrs to see if the temperature stay within range. A word of advice from someone who made a lots of mistake as a first time betta owner: do it right or you end up spending more money fixing you mistakes and hurts the fish in the process. If you decided to upgrade your tank, then it is better to get a 5 gal. It just so much easier to add on other needed features, such as a heater or filter (personally, I like whisper brand filter), etc..plus, your fish would love the evpxtra space to explore. Hope this is helpful. Best wishes for caring your fish. The label suggested to use it on 2 gal and up tank. Either you upgrade your tank or you could try this: test out on the 1 gal tank without the fish in it for 24 hrs to see if the temperature stay within range. A word of advice from someone who made a lots of mistake as a first time betta owner: do it right or you end up spending more money fixing you mistakes and hurts the fish in the process. If you decided to upgrade your tank, then it is better to get a 5 gal. It just so much easier to add on other needed features, such as a heater or filter (personally, I like whisper brand filter),... » Read More The label suggested to use it on 2 gal and up tank. Either you upgrade your tank or you could try this: test out on the 1 gal tank without the fish in it for 24 hrs to see if the temperature stay within range. A word of advice from someone who made a lots of mistake as a first time betta owner: do it right or you end up spending more money fixing you mistakes and hurts the fish in the process. If you decided to upgrade your tank, then it is better to get a 5 gal. It just so much easier to add on other needed features, such as a heater or filter (personally, I like whisper brand filter), etc..plus, your fish would love the evpxtra space to explore. Hope this is helpful. Best wishes for caring your fish. « Show Less
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It probably won't even fit, but even if it does it would overheat one gallon before the thermostat could shut it off. A 25 watt heater is really meant for a 5 gallon tank or better (3-5 watts per gallon is the general rule). Small volumes of water usually don't provide enough water circulation for heater thermostats to function properly.
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You should be able to. Mine allows from 1 to 10 T per gallon and I believe this uses 5 (not 100% sure on that exact amount, but definitely less than 10.
228193
Yes you can! I am using it in my 5.5 gallon tank, and many others use it as well. You'll want to get around 1 pound per gallon to have the right depth for your tank.
1480690
It would not be a good idea. The pump is not designed to move that much liquid. The pump would wear its self out because it is designed to move small amounts of liquid from 1 gallon to 20 gals. It sems to me that it is designed to pump small amounts of liquid at a time.
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I have a 30G tank and use one, I'd say 1 if you're under 100G. A. Riches definitely got the answer.
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Not for this unit. It has a small water tank that holds a little more than1/4 gallon
1071755
That might depend how filled you want it. One brick fills my 10 gallon long tank to about a one inch depth.
2066682
If you want to use a bulk (5 gal) tank, yes. You'll need a hose and Type-1 adapter. Otherwise the little green Coleman bottles screw right in.
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Take a ruler or mesaure tape and measure the length and width which will be the glass lid you need. I currently have a 10 gal so I wouldnt be to answer correctly this [this is how I figured the size I n3eded]
548238
One gallon tank? This would be seriously too much for that. I'm using it in a 26 gallon tank. There must be smaller and cheaper heaters for small tanks.
926237
no its for glass there are specific floats for acrylic. i wouldn't buy it for an acrylic tank if i were you
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Hi Ken, most people use a 1 gal. wide mouth glass jar. But you can also use stoneware, stainless steel, or food grade plastic containers. Just make sure they have a wide opening on the top or you won't be able to get your culture out. Hope this helps! Eva
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Probably not. This tank really is barely big enough for 1 beta fish. A couple of glofish is about capacity, despite what the Glofish company puts on the box.
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Thank you for your inquiry. It works for 1.5 gal. equal to 192 OUNCE CAPACITY.
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It would work for a 2 gallon glass bowl. However, I don't think it's designed to be suctioned to the outside, it might melt instead of dissipating the heat to the inside of the tank.
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I use 3 gallon bottles (smaller version of the standard 5) and they work fine. 1 gallon should work as well.
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Yes. I use 1 ounce per gallon. Do not allow children or pets near it until dry. It works very well. I use it inside and out. It works great.