Can this be used under the fish bowl (external to the bowl)?
1517375
If you want to use an external you should use one similar to the ones used for reptiles. If I remember correctly for this heater the instruction say you have to use it in water or it will melt.
1517376
Yes. That is what I used for our beta fish during the winter. He had a half gallon bowl.
173070
It won't hurt the fish. The one I have does not make any noise expect for the water going in to the tank. Feel free to throw it out.
824000
Not suitable for using under the broiler. There's a stamp on the bottom of the bowl that says "no broiler". I use mine in the microwave. FYI, the lid fits tightly and can be difficult to remove.
484634
I see no reason why not. The material is nylon (I believe) fine mesh and will allow plenty of oxygen. Depending on the bowl size you might want to use a one or two gallon bag, so you can utilize the elastic without excess material to deal with. The netting would only be used on the exterior of the fish container, of course. Hope this helps.
1707127
Your best place to get an answer to this question would be the manufacture or seller. I would not think so unless the bowl is the 5qt size.
2259664
Not directly; you would need a shelf or harness but it is small enough to fit. I keep it in the cabinet under my sink.
1172201
Probably not. It would need to hang over the edge on the outside. However mine washes out very easily. Food does not stick.
1731118
There are only practical considerations that would limit its location. For example, you'd just need more tubing, etc. I guess you could have it just about anywhere. It's just more simple to put it under the sink.
1199423
Yes it can. We use ours on the outside of the cabinet next to the sink and it works great!
376391
I think you could. It would have to be approx. 4.5 x 1.75 inches. I was able to insert a small bowl. You will probably have to secure the feeder onto a board so that if your pet pushes the feeder around, the bowl won't slip out of the bottom.
1696051
Yes, I would say you could use it. it will not look as pretty, as the bowl will not be elevated, it it would work.
1542349
Probably could but the bottom has ridges in it, probably for better heat flow, so it would be uneven. Bottom not solid but certainly thick enough.
900923
I imagine that you could put the fish inside, but then you would not be able to see them. Where the water falls it's too small for fish-plus it has little holes for the water to drain to the bottom... Hope this helps...
845637
If you mean you want to attach it to a post on the botton of the feeder then I would say no. You fill it from the top but the bottom is completely removable for cleaning the feeder out. You could clean it from the top but the food gets moldy and stuck around that bottom piece.
2018758
I guess you could use it to get things out of a fish tank. I never really thought about it. It might last for a bit if you dry it after using it. The metal appears to be coated but being submerged in water is not it's intended use and it will rust eventually.
671175
Yes you can, just keep an eye on the temperature in the bowl, be it air or water. Bear in mind, you are asking about the cover of the heating pad, not the heating pad. I'm answering the question as if you were asking about the heating pad and not the cover.
1246789
I think that you can, but I don't know that I would. I have a 3 gallon tank and it barely keeps the water in the 70s F. I worry that burying it under the gravel would inhibit the heat from spreading throughout the tank. But I think you can try it without any dire consequences. Just keep an eye on the water temperature, and if it is too low for your fish, dig it up and stick it to a tank wall.