I have a 5 gallon tank and have a divider I really don't like for my bettas. I want a divider for a 5 gallon tank...will the Aqueo AQE06148 Betta Divider work?
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Make sure that your bettas are larger than a female! I had a female betta that suddenly became aggressive towards some other fish. She could slip right around it. It works great if you have the right sized fish.
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i have the same divider,and its to small.i have 2 male betta fish..1 is in a 10g tank,and the other is in a 20g tank.They really need a bigger aquarium then a 5gallon.the bigger the aquarium the happier they are,and live longer.they live longer,and there happier in a bigger aquarium really.
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If you have a Minibow type 5 gallon, it should fit, the question is, will it separate the bettas adequately, and when I had it, it didn't.
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The Betta divider works great. I use it to separate my two male Betta's. They flare at one another but not overly so. They each rest too. Easy to feed them as the tank has divots at the top to easily slide the divider down into the tank. I have aquarium rocks in the tank to hold the divider at the bottom. I have another tank with just one Betta. I would buy this divider again if I opted to get a second Betta for that tank.
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Themail lamp should fit any rimless aquarium that has at least 2.5 inches of non-curving glass/plastic. Looks like it should work with Aqueon evolve 2. Fixture is 9 inches long, bulb is 5 inches long. Note lamp can be mounted "leaning in" or "leaning away" from aquarium to help with centering on smaller aquariums, due to curved mount.
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YES, I had problems. I bought two of these and they are too long for my 55gal with divider by about 1/4". I don't get how some people get smaller versions and some get versions that are too long. There is no indication of there being a different type of glass or a different size 55gal long with divider, so I went into this blind. I would not recommend buying these, despite other people who said they fit, as they don't mention the actual length of their divided areas. Or be like me and still buy them and be disappointed.
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Yes it will , I am using the same one on a 55 gallon tank and it works great !
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I don't know, I only use the 5 gallon. Perhaps call the supplier of the 3.5 gallon and ask whether they generally work on the same dispensers that use 5 gallon. Another issue you'll want to consider is how to de-scale the unit after it builds up with minerals. There are no specific instructions on how to do it and their "customer service" is useless. My hot dispenser is now down to a trickle, so I'm going to have to try to figure something out myself.
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I put the dimensions in an answer above - it may be tight, but it could fit. You'll want a little extra room around the sides and between the bottom of the tank and the bottom of the filter for proper water flow. You mentioned the tank being cloudy - is it a planted aquarium? I ask because we had the same issue and it was a two part problem. First I reduced the light cycle to only 6 hours a day for two weeks. The other half of the problem was that I was adding organic carbon late in the light cycle, feeding the organisms at top and turning our water cloudy. You need to add it right when the light comes on to help avoid this. I put the dimensions in an answer above - it may be tight, but it could fit. You'll want a little extra room around the sides and between the bottom of the tank and the bottom of the filter for proper water flow. You mentioned the tank being cloudy - is it a planted aquarium? I ask because we had the same issue and it was a two part problem. First I reduced the light cycle to only 6 hours a day for two weeks. The other half of the problem was that I was adding organic carbon late in the light cycle, feeding the organisms at top and turning our water cloudy. You need to add it right when the... » Read More I put the dimensions in an answer above - it may be tight, but it could fit. You'll want a little extra room around the sides and between the bottom of the tank and the bottom of the filter for proper water flow. You mentioned the tank being cloudy - is it a planted aquarium? I ask because we had the same issue and it was a two part problem. First I reduced the light cycle to only 6 hours a day for two weeks. The other half of the problem was that I was adding organic carbon late in the light cycle, feeding the organisms at top and turning our water cloudy. You need to add it right when the light comes on to help avoid this. « Show Less
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Hi Karol. I have a 75 gallon aquarium and a fluval 405 filter (you can see them on google or maybe ebay or amazon. I bought these tablets one time to try them. I like a different product a WHOLE lot better. After fighting my cloudy tank many times I use my tank's hose lines to clean the gravel just before I clean the whole filter box. Then I use a cleaner I get at Wal Mart. Jungle brand Clear Water. It works great. I love it and you can see results sometimes in a couple of hours. Try it you'll love it. Burr
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It's about 5" long and about 1/2" diameter. It will fit in the 1 gallon, but your betta would be much happier in a 5 gallon tank with filter and heater. I had my betta in a 2.5 gallon tank and thought I'd given him a mansion ...lol. I did some research and found out he shouldn't be in less than a 5. BTW, have you heard about the nitrogen cycle (very important for healthy fish). Anyway, more info than you asked for, but I wish somebody told me this when I started.
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Sorry not sure about your question... I love my tank I have two for my Bettas.
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There are 3 sizes for filters for different size filter systems. I bought the large, it fits my Aqueon Quiet flow 50. I had a smaller tank and with that a smaller filter system and that system took the medium cartridges. You can search on your filter system for it's size or model number then search online for the right size filter. Good Luck
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It won't fit your tank. My recommendation would be to get a canister filter. You will have more control over filtration, water flow and currents. Canister filters also work better and are more efficient than a hang on back.
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Yes it will work. I have on in my 5.5 gallon filtered tank and this heater has been consistent with 80 degrees temperature for my betta tank. I got it seven months ago and it is still good. I highly recommend this heater! :-)
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I have only had my tank set up for a little over a month. It has one betta in it. Yesterday the filter died. Can't get it going again. I had to go out and buy a new filter to keep my fish happy. Now I have to find a light that will fit on the tank so I can get rid of that huge useless cube out of the middle.
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By itself I don't believe it's suitable because it has a strong filter, however if you do what I did it's suitable, I have two FLUVAL tanks with a betta each , and I have no problems, both are cycled and work well. What I did was I took a black filter sponge about two inches square ( you can by them at a fish store , you don't need to cut from the ones that come with the tank) and I pocked a whole in it , about an inch through ( not all the way through) then i inserted the tip of the white tube that is connected to the filter, I tied the tube to the back side grid tank ( wher the biological media is located ) It has helped slow down the flow and my bettas are happy and thriving. By itself I don't believe it's suitable because it has a strong filter, however if you do what I did it's suitable, I have two FLUVAL tanks with a betta each , and I have no problems, both are cycled and work well. What I did was I took a black filter sponge about two inches square ( you can by them at a fish store , you don't need to cut from the ones that come with the tank) and I pocked a whole in it , about an inch through ( not all the way through) then i inserted the tip of the white tube that is connected to the filter, I tied the tube to the back side grid tank ( wher the biological... » Read More By itself I don't believe it's suitable because it has a strong filter, however if you do what I did it's suitable, I have two FLUVAL tanks with a betta each , and I have no problems, both are cycled and work well. What I did was I took a black filter sponge about two inches square ( you can by them at a fish store , you don't need to cut from the ones that come with the tank) and I pocked a whole in it , about an inch through ( not all the way through) then i inserted the tip of the white tube that is connected to the filter, I tied the tube to the back side grid tank ( wher the biological media is located ) It has helped slow down the flow and my bettas are happy and thriving. « Show Less
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I think this works for up to a 5 gallon tank. It might not matter too much about the extra 1/2 gallon though this filter ha a lot of power!
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This filter didn't work out for me. Mine started making noises too. It then stopped working all together. I've replaced it with the Tetra whisper power filter. We have three tanks all using this filter and have had no problems.
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It's fine for a 7 gal. I have mine on an 8 gal with 1 betta and 4 neon tetras. Flow rate is perfect for plants and bettas.