can It be hid under rocks
1974124
You can place some rocks around the heater but the grill (top vents) must be kept clear of rocks. You don't want to overheat the heater. Also the heater , if grill is blocked, won't warm up the water properly. The rocks might get more heat than the water. That defeats the purpose of the heater. I use this in a ten gallon tank for a turtle with the water level 1/3 of the height of the tank. If you have a larger tank or more water you will need more than one filter. If you want to hide the heater you could maybe put a thin flat rock along the side that will allow the heater to warm the water. Hope this helps. You can place some rocks around the heater but the grill (top vents) must be kept clear of rocks. You don't want to overheat the heater. Also the heater , if grill is blocked, won't warm up the water properly. The rocks might get more heat than the water. That defeats the purpose of the heater. I use this in a ten gallon tank for a turtle with the water level 1/3 of the height of the tank. If you have a larger tank or more water you will need more than one filter. If you want to hide the heater you could maybe put a thin flat rock along the side that will allow the heater to warm the water.... » Read More You can place some rocks around the heater but the grill (top vents) must be kept clear of rocks. You don't want to overheat the heater. Also the heater , if grill is blocked, won't warm up the water properly. The rocks might get more heat than the water. That defeats the purpose of the heater. I use this in a ten gallon tank for a turtle with the water level 1/3 of the height of the tank. If you have a larger tank or more water you will need more than one filter. If you want to hide the heater you could maybe put a thin flat rock along the side that will allow the heater to warm the water. Hope this helps. « Show Less
1974125
Yes , I have one in three inches of river rock so my four year old turtle "Minnie" will not get to it. Although she still digs it up now and then. Turtles , what can you say! Don't know your set up , just make sure it's covered by water under those rocks.
1974126
You can place some rocks around the heater but the grill (top vents) must be kept clear of rocks. You don't want to overheat the heater. Also the heater , if grill is blocked, won't warm up the water properly. The rocks might get more heat than the water. That defeats the purpose of the heater. I use this in a ten gallon tank for a turtle with the water level 1/3 of the height of the tank. If you have a larger tank or more water you will need more than one filter. If you want to hide the heater you could maybe put a thin flat rock along the side that will allow the heater to warm the water. Hope this helps.
1450372
I think it would be ok if it was under an awning or covered in some way but would prob ly deteriorate if exposed directly to the elements.
2032657
No. I would not recommend burying this cable. In my opinion the outer covering is only meant to be used above ground
1520323
I don't know for sure, but I am almost positive it wouldn't work through the small rocks/gravel you use as ground cover.
764798
Yes, as long as lid is closed. I have mine mounted in uncovered outside area.
1028993
I would say you could probably put something under it to prop it up, I dug out a spot layed gravel down then sat it in it to keep mud and dirt from getting all over it with the rain and what not
281115
No, the Great Stuff eventually disintegrates under the water and in direct sun. I tried it in between rocks and it did not hold. It may hold for a month or so. But not much longer.
1671592
I would not leave it out in direct sun light every day. Under a car port or patio would be okay.
1933553
I would think so..I have used it under heavy stepping stones and decorative stones.
2071987
I would think you can if the rock surface is porous. I have to bake my ceramic so the paint dosen't scratch off. Or you could apply an acrylic sealer after the paint is dry.
2009381
It can be but be careful not to rub it on rocks, it will take a chunk out if it.
888426
Depends on location. It is not water proof. If away from walls and set up with some container with rock under it I could see where it might work.
2065245
I used it on the bottom of my aluminum pram (boat) so it would protect it and slide over rocks. It is slippery and you could add sand in my opinion for traction. Good luck
1315022
not suitable for under water use. will keep rain out but I would not recommend submersing it.It is sealed with o-rings but the adjustable beam slide seems pretty loose and I highly doubt it would keep water out.
2071209
Sure will, just put it in a place where it won't get wet. Works great as a light to see where you're going, and lots of light directly under it.
1136565
Yes I would think so. I used mine for camping where the dirt was rocky and it worked fine....anything you need shade for its good. Its pretty stable and sturdy once you fold it out and sitting in it. And the shade on top is adjustable with your sun blocking needs.
668922
I have two outside. They are under cover, but outside. They work just fine. My only complaint is the lack of night vision capability.