What is the maximum aquarium depth for this setup?
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i wouldn't have a precise max measurement, but my thank is 28" deep and its verry bright . hope this gives u an idea. i'm verry happy with this product
1295211
I don't really know, how big is your tank? I use it a 12.5g and it works great.
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The aquarium is 15 inches high, 12 inches across, and 7 inches front to back. It holds 2 or 3 gallons of water.
2005193
i use it in a bedroom. the installation isnt that big, may interfere with youre aquarium top. make a niche and hide with live rock. mine is in a 30 gal and has been running smoothly for months. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZIBC8mhIYJY this vid can let you determine how big the skimmer actually is
1967631
Thanks for your question. I think that a 55gal would be the max tank I would use it for. You would have to use it to the max adjusting but it should work fine. Good luck and have fun
2193563
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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We use ours on 40 gallon breeders. I haven't measured it, but it fits our 36X18 tanks well. A little snug, but I like it that way.
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I just bought one and it says for tanks up to 12 inches deep. I bought another one and I will return this one.
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before answering how much water is in the tank and how dirty are the animals living in the tank. I'l using the XP-M for one rather large and dirty red eared slider - and it does great job. Its a little overkill for a breeders tank (holding about 30 gals of water). I went overkill so I would have to clean as often.
491973
6.5 inches. The footprint is somewhat configurable. If you don't have room then your sump is too small for a tank that requires this kind of capacity.
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6.6 gallons. The tank is amazing, you won't be disappointed. But please make a mental note, this tank looks amazing but VERY careful with the substrate when you clean the tank because when I say this tank scratches easily, I mean it REALLY scratches easily. I ended up ruining mine because I used a sponge to try to scrub the algae (which built up over time even with an algae eater fish) the front of the tank ended up looking like frosted glass lol! (well I laugh now but..). So it'll stay looking gorgeous and clear as long as you are SO CAREFUL when you are adding/removing gravel. I thought I was being careful but I still ended up scratching it.
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Hi there. I think you are going to love you SeaClear aquarium. I put 25 lbs of substrate in mine and that seems to be plenty. More and you will have more problems keeping it clean. By the way, I just bought a Python water changer (on Amazon, look it up.) Now I can't imagine how I ever did without it! It makes weekly water changes a breeze. It may seem pricey if this is your first aquarium, but it's worth every penny. After you carry gallons of water back and forth for a few weeks, you'll see why. Aquariums are addictive and I now have a 50 gallon SeaClear and the 40 gallon. Would have more - even bigger - but I don't have the room! Good luck. Hi there. I think you are going to love you SeaClear aquarium. I put 25 lbs of substrate in mine and that seems to be plenty. More and you will have more problems keeping it clean. By the way, I just bought a Python water changer (on Amazon, look it up.) Now I can't imagine how I ever did without it! It makes weekly water changes a breeze. It may seem pricey if this is your first aquarium, but it's worth every penny. After you carry gallons of water back and forth for a few weeks, you'll see why. Aquariums are addictive and I now have a 50 gallon SeaClear and the 40 gallon. Would have more... » Read More Hi there. I think you are going to love you SeaClear aquarium. I put 25 lbs of substrate in mine and that seems to be plenty. More and you will have more problems keeping it clean. By the way, I just bought a Python water changer (on Amazon, look it up.) Now I can't imagine how I ever did without it! It makes weekly water changes a breeze. It may seem pricey if this is your first aquarium, but it's worth every penny. After you carry gallons of water back and forth for a few weeks, you'll see why. Aquariums are addictive and I now have a 50 gallon SeaClear and the 40 gallon. Would have more - even bigger - but I don't have the room! Good luck. « Show Less
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I have 2 56 gal marineland aquariums. One has a marineland 220 with an internal fluval 4 plus. Still could use more. The other one has a cobalt internal 1000 w/UV and. Fluval 406 canister.
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It should be fine. If you have a heavily populated tank you might consider a larger unit or be prepared to empty the collection cup more frequently. I ran mine for over a year and a half before I upgraded to a bigger tank and never had a problem with it.
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The part of the filter that hangs outside of the aquarium is apx. 3" to 4" thick. You may want to give yourself a few more inches for the space.
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Not suitable for freshwater.. Perhaps reading this might help you.. http://www.wikihow.com/Set-Up-a-Freshwater-Aquarium
478679
sorry, don't know....I bought this as a gift for my grandson...he has a tropical fresh water tank!