Is this enough for 85 gallon aquarium?
318863
Buy two and put one over each side. Even with two though it isn't bright enough to be your primary lighting especially if it's saltwater.
318864
I think you need bigger one or buy two of this. this LED covers my 55 gal tank OK, but I wish it could be brighter,
318865
Depends on how bright you'd like it. I have a 45 gallon and considering an additional light. On a side note, half of the blue bulbs stopped working less than 6 months in.
244010
I use it in a 175 tub for a 10" red eared slider turtle, I works well. I use it as pre-filter and a pond 2 gallon sealed barrel bio filter as a polish filter, and a pond pump.
1050350
Yes it will be ok for it, i have one on my squared 120 gallon tank and looks very good. There are no dark areas in it.
1870669
probably so, I use it on a 90 gallon saltwater and it keeps the water at 78 like I set it
949357
I bought two hoods for a standard 55 gallon aquarium. It should also work on a 20/29 high tank as well. At work so don't have specs. Nice hood but bulbs they give you are not as bright as I thought .
1202137
I would say yes and maybe too much light depending on coral and what size you are using. I have 1 on a 100 gallon soft coral only and it is enough.
133264
It should be ok..that filter is up to 40g.... That thing should keep your tank pretty clean. Plus you can adjust the flow so your not creating a whirlpool inside the small tank. IMO I'd upgrade to at least a 20 or 30 gallon... Hope I helped!!
2007390
It's fine, I use mine in a 55 Gal so you have plenty even if you decide to go to a bigger tank. Enjoy these are the best heaters.
1765761
it has 900 lb max capacity so a 90 gal tank is supposed to be the max according to the papers that come with it. that being said if all your gravel and decorations and equipment total 100lbs or less it might work. also that is assuming your tank is 1 not glass and 2 same footprint as a standard 90 (48 x 18). 100 gal of water = 800 lbsur tank (if glass) = 180 lbsgravel for 48x 18 = 100lbsequipment (lights, filter ect) = 50 lbsapproximate total is 1130lbs so the only way that would work is if ur tank was acrylic and it was a bare bottom.
751179
Depends what you are keeping. For a coral tank with few to none sps, 1 650 should be just fine, I'd start there. If you decide you need more, just add another later on.
344617
It should be fine. I have a 20 gallon with a 400 gallon an hour on it . with plants
1356303
I don't recommend 30 Gallons tank. I bought this for 10 gallon tank. It was not enough.And I found a problem. Connection is weak.(from light parts to AC adaptor)
994798
With gravel and water, a 20 gallon aquarium would weigh about 200 lbs. With the aquarium centered above the center upright piece(s), it might be okay. Nevertheless, over time, the "wood" will likely start to sag and any water that escapes the aquarium would damage the unit. Personally, I would look for something better suited.
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.
394645
I use mine in a 70 gallon turtle tank with a turtle box on top. You should be good, but you will probably have to get some aquarium silicone and silicone the intake parts together. Otherwise your turtle is going to claw at it and pull them apart.
2106615
yes this would work well for a 40 gallon aquarium, the cascade is 1000 recommended for aquariums up t o 100 gallons. so if you have a 40 gallon i would recommend the cascade 700 this will work great and it will save you money.
161803
I think it should be good enough, I use it to grow plants in my 15+ gallon refugium. Need to be careful with the two plastic knobs that assemble the neck, don't over tighten them, they will break.