Using the measuring cup, assuming the 1ml is safe to use on a 1gal tank for Betta?
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The information I have shows that the 16 oz container ( 473 ml) treats a total of 940 gallons. If you divide that by the milliliters, one milliliter would treat 2 gallons (1.98). This product is safe enough that I doubt you could have too many issues with a slight over dose.
185763
Sounds like a hefty dose to me....please heed the instructions. Better to undertreat at first.
185764
Use less than recommended on the bottle, otherwise your betta will die. Betta fish are extremely sensitive to tea tree oil, and the recommended dosage may kill them. Dilute the medication before administering it.
1292037
Measuring cup and 1/2. We use a measuring cup with a spout for an easy pour. We also use a large, flat-bottomed paper filer as well for easier clean up. (Can you guess? We like things easy.) We love our Zevro.
942634
The suction cup is rather small. It is possible it could make a seal on a round surface. The tank I used it on was 1.5 gallons and plastic. It worked great. I did need to monitor the temperature, tho, because sometimes it would get a bit too warm.
512427
Yes, it will work great in a 1.5 gal beta tank, although its a little big for the job.
38047
Just measured some water into mine to see - only 1/2 cup of water fit in it.
644644
Yes, that is the size I have. But it did malfunction once and kill one of my fish. It heated to 90 degrees and killed my otto cat (my guppies survived). It hasn't had any issues since. I would suggest buying a thermometer for your tank too so that you can monitor the temp.
992115
I don't believe so. Mainly these mini heaters are intended for 1 gallon tanks and up, anything smaller will cook whatever you have in there. I think you'll be fine without one. I keep my Betta's in gallon cylinder glass containers in room temp and sometimes colder and they are perfectly fine.
1392440
Hello! No, a 1 cup measure will not fit in this. You will need a much larger container. I store coffee in mine.
1197391
Yes. My tank is a bit smaller (maybe 2.5 g) and it keeps the water a steady temperature for my Betta.
995971
I guess it would depend on how hot your heating element gets, but I can't recommend it. It is definitely plastic. The lower end of the melting point of most plastic is around 220F. This website (http://homeaquaria.com/best-aquarium-heaters-fish-tank/) says that this mini heater (and you would indeed want a small heater) is "ideal for use in your glass or plastic tanks," but I have not verified that claim. Good luck.
1376249
Its a little over 125psi, that's how much I put in my tank all the time (125psi)
777620
I have this in a 5 gal and it has worked wonderfully for my Betta. I added a good filter and cycled it first. Curious as to what you would put in a 1 gal, the smaller the tank the harder it it to maintain and it requires almost daily water changes when this small
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Using the top of the cap for measuring (it's marked 5ml and 10ml), the direcions say half the cap per 5 gallons of water, or the whole cap per 5 gallons of water if the fish is stressed or showing some kind of fin/scale issue. I put in the whole cap for every 5 gallons I replace on a regular basis, and it doesn't cause any issue with the fish. Half a capful for your 4 gallons should be OK; I pour mine in and gently swish it all around.
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This type of cup is meant for dry measures only. Liquid measures will not be accurate
164763
yes, use the enclosed cup to measure the rice. Then use the markings inside the pot to measure your liquid. I put enough water/broth to barely reach the line because I like a firm rice.
1730109
Sorry not sure about your question... I love my tank I have two for my Bettas.
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It would be great for a 1 gallon acrylic depending on what temperature you need. It heats at about 76-78, and it is not adjustable. I am keeping one of these for use in a sick tank for cold water fish, but I have opted to use the adjustables for my other tanks. It is not quite warm enough for my bettas, and it's a little too warm for everyday use in my cold water tank. I used this in two different tanks before switching out, one was a 2 gallon, and the other was a 5 gallon. It was consistently reliable at the 76-78 degrees.