Will this work well for a Fluval Spec V tank? I am specifically looking to install this in the compartment where the return pump is located.
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Yes, that's where I have mine although it is a very tight fit (corner to corner). If you face the temperature indicator dial out the pump side you can see the lights through the frosted glass. You can actually tell the current temp because of the way this thermometer works; if at set temp, 1 light, otherwise 2 lights and since you know what you have it set to you can read the current temp - each step is 2 degrees.
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I used to use one of those over 2 years ago on my 125g- SW tank.It will pump, but it son't be much flow.Try and get the pump as high as you can, on a box, etc., that will help.
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Its no bother. The intake is the unit. You submerge about 90 to 100 percent of the Fluval Nano into the aquarium. There should be a minimum water level line mark on the side. The water level should be above that water level line.
499568
Yes, I have this in my Lowes 200 gal. kidney shaped pond. I live in Florida. This is a very high maintenance item. I am constantly clearing the pump and cleaning the tank. It works.
313603
Absolutely no! It's rated for up to 15 gallon. I have a Fluval FX6 on a 75 Gallon tank and a Fluval FX6 on a 90 Gallon. The Fluval FX6 is rated for up to 400 Gallons. I say the more the better. In your case it's only 5 gallons over so I say your good with the 106. Great Filter by the way.
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Its all a matter of what you're going to keep in the tank but this should suffice for the size tank you have. Try doing a setup with a gang valve and several fine diffusers if your trying to have a higher level of oxygenation in the tank.
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First off it's a great kit and instruction for assembly etc are good. I use on a 29 gallon tank and while it might work, depending on your skimmer, return pump, reactors etc you might run short on space. It could be done.If you have cabinet space I would opt for the next size up.
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Their are no direction that I find. I have a 90 glass tank I just got it yesterday and put one cup in my fluval 406. I checked it this morning and ready was the same as it was before I added it to the fluval about 7.0. I'm going to check it tonight and see if it dropped. I can only assume that it works slowly. I a tank your size I would but 2 cups in and check it everyday and when it reaches your goal on remove a cup a store for latter use. O e would think k that fluval would give you some gauge as to how much to use put they don't. Be sure you monitor because if it drops to low or to fast in can kill fish. I'm testing every day but I'm pretty sure it works very slowly. Hope I helped you out. Their are no direction that I find. I have a 90 glass tank I just got it yesterday and put one cup in my fluval 406. I checked it this morning and ready was the same as it was before I added it to the fluval about 7.0. I'm going to check it tonight and see if it dropped. I can only assume that it works slowly. I a tank your size I would but 2 cups in and check it everyday and when it reaches your goal on remove a cup a store for latter use. O e would think k that fluval would give you some gauge as to how much to use put they don't. Be sure you monitor because if it drops to low or to fast... » Read More Their are no direction that I find. I have a 90 glass tank I just got it yesterday and put one cup in my fluval 406. I checked it this morning and ready was the same as it was before I added it to the fluval about 7.0. I'm going to check it tonight and see if it dropped. I can only assume that it works slowly. I a tank your size I would but 2 cups in and check it everyday and when it reaches your goal on remove a cup a store for latter use. O e would think k that fluval would give you some gauge as to how much to use put they don't. Be sure you monitor because if it drops to low or to fast in can kill fish. I'm testing every day but I'm pretty sure it works very slowly. Hope I helped you out. « Show Less
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Make sure to check the dimensions of your existing aquarium to ensure this will fit in it, but otherwise it "should work. I'm always a fan of having a little extra filtration capacity, since if the filter is rated for 15 gallons (as this one is) that's assuming its clean and operating normally. Getting the PF25 would give you a little extra filtration and flow in your tank. Those are just my thoughts. I really liked the idea and concept of this filter and it seemed to work fine for me, I just couldn't get it to fit under my aquarium shroud, so I ended up returning and got a secondary fiter to support the primary one. UV is definitely a good thing for your aquarium though!
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I wouldn't recommend this for that size tank. Unfortunately I couldn't get mine to work, the tank would have to be at least 30 gallons to use it correctly
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In theory this should fit. It did not fit the opening in my tank but I can't remember the details. I do remember that the W. Beckett Corp was very helpful and sent me a coupling at no charge so the gauge would fit my opening and it works just fine. Perhaps you should contact them.
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It should The description says 105-405 Series & ribbed hose, it should work fine. Ask seller for part maf part # & contact http://usa.hagen.com/Aquatic/Replacement-Parts?brand=Fluval if you want to cross reference
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We attached our discharge hose to 2" PVC and routed it to our 1500 gal water tank. Works great. At least one Discharge hose first, of a length of your choosing, then PVC- will give you room to shift the pump as necessary.
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The Fluval edge gravel cleaner works very well in my 6 gallon aquarium, the flow works using gravity. I am very pleased for the purpose I am using it. I would not suggest it for an aquarium that is much larger.
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I use one with my fluval 305 canister, a 85 gallon tank and the standard 3/4 inch ribbed tubing. I recommend the fluval rubber hose adapters for the connections if using the ribbed tubing that does not have rubber ends. if you are using standard smooth tubing it should seal without the adapters.
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This Turbo Twist uv would definitely work best for you. It would be more than enough to cover your tank and your Fluval 206 would be enough to use with it.
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Yes, it works pretty well with my Fluval Edge 6 gallon, the water is pumped up to the top of the filter screen, and runs down back into the tank. If I hold it at an angle, it can run down my hand/arm, or down onto the top of the tank, so just be aware of that, and it works fine once you get used to it and angle it only slightly. I improved the filtering a million times by using a 100 micron filter pad that I cut with scissors to fit into the screen chamber - it prevents the water from getting cloudy 100%! Suction is superb without the bottom extension on, it sucks up about 2 inches of gravel, raise the vacuum up a bit, and the gravel falls back down, then use it to smooth it back out. Highly recommended. Yes, it works pretty well with my Fluval Edge 6 gallon, the water is pumped up to the top of the filter screen, and runs down back into the tank. If I hold it at an angle, it can run down my hand/arm, or down onto the top of the tank, so just be aware of that, and it works fine once you get used to it and angle it only slightly. I improved the filtering a million times by using a 100 micron filter pad that I cut with scissors to fit into the screen chamber - it prevents the water from getting cloudy 100%! Suction is superb without the bottom extension on, it sucks up about 2 inches of... » Read More Yes, it works pretty well with my Fluval Edge 6 gallon, the water is pumped up to the top of the filter screen, and runs down back into the tank. If I hold it at an angle, it can run down my hand/arm, or down onto the top of the tank, so just be aware of that, and it works fine once you get used to it and angle it only slightly. I improved the filtering a million times by using a 100 micron filter pad that I cut with scissors to fit into the screen chamber - it prevents the water from getting cloudy 100%! Suction is superb without the bottom extension on, it sucks up about 2 inches of gravel, raise the vacuum up a bit, and the gravel falls back down, then use it to smooth it back out. Highly recommended. « Show Less