Other than a heater, anything else I need to buy? Equipment wise? (I know I need rocks, plants, fish =]) thanks! Sue
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If you're running fresh water, you'll need an air pump, some air tubing, and an air stone. I also use a bag of Purigen in all of my tanks. It's a great all purpose filter media that can be regenerated with bleach so you don't have to keep buying it like carbon or other medias.None of this is expensive. You can get all of the above for less than $30 and it will help your tank quite a bit.
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No, Not really. the cartridge type filter unit is like those $1000 tanks use. The sponge itself is for bio filtration a carbon pack and BIOPAK sack also.a narrow heater actually fits in by the pump, leaving the take clear. 'worked well for me. Hope this helps.
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No, Not really. the cartridge type filter unit is like those $1000 tanks use. The sponge itself is for bio filtration a carbon pack and BIOPAK sack also. a narrow heater actually fits in by the pump, leaving the take clear. 'worked well for me. Hope this helps.
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Hi. In all honesty i don't know what heaters to use precisely, because the fish that i get don't really need the hearter. I avoid getting high maintenance fish for this tank. I figure its small and simple. So if i was you, i wouldn't get expensive fish. The fish i have is 1 albino pleco, 5neon barbs, 5zebras skinny fish.Thats it. &the tank looks great. They alive since jan 2014.
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Having owned a pond, I would suggest a heater for this. If you want to get somerhing like this pump, then I would get a bubbler which is a spesific implimentation of a pump.
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There are tankless water heaters for propane. Not sure what you want to know but I can tell you that you will save money in the long run with your investment.
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Everything is in there that you need. We used a rubber mallet to put the tent "spikes" in...but this bent the aluminum pegs...maybe purchasing some serious tent pegs/stakes (whatever you wish to call them) might be a good idea...other than that...its awesome. Remember, the covered patio area does not have a floor, so if you want to sleep in this area, bring some turf or something to put beneath your sleeping bags/mattress. This tent was awesome, even made it through a sudden thunderstorm in the middle of July, NO LEAKS!! We love it!
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It will work just fine. Place in the tank where you want it, place gravel/rocks around it. Hook it up to an air pump and plug into an electrical outlet. Done!
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Too much heat for tank size...I would get a bigger tank for tha betterment of the fish.
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There is no problem to add a heater - it will pop up on Amazon as a recommended accessory when you click on the Tetra cube. You should also buy the Azoo 60 external filter because the one in the kit is useless and the fish will die.
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This "tank" is only 2 gallons and the surrounding air in your home should be warm enough for any fish that would be suited for this little tank. Also, it's plastic, a heater would probably damage it...
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We use a basic under gravel heater. I'm afraid I'm not home so I don't recall the type, but any well made one should do.
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You could use a generator. Just make sure the generator is in a well ventilated area since it runs on gas.
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You need oxygen and a gas that will burn. I use propane.you can buy both at most hardware stores.
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Best way is to.purchase a foot and a half of PVC pipe or use the sleeve that comes with the clothsline and one bag of cement add plenty of rocks and wait 3 days at least. I love mine!
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Ditto what mmw333 said. However, you do not need to have a heater with a Betta fish. If you want that is fine, and they are much more active with warmer water. ;-)
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Buy the coleman propane bottles or a good quality gas tank. Some brands don't have the same good product.
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I have one for real and it is a neat setup. Kit contains everything u need minus water & fish.
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Put a brick or a couple of rocks inside to weight it down if it gets windy. The rocks will also help absorb and radiate heat.