I have the 12 gal fluvial edge, will this fit ? I is completely covered except for a small square in back. and if not, what can i use?
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Hi Shannon I'm pretty sure it would fit the edge because it's just a 5 inch square but I'm not sure I would. After a while the plants got lots and lots of algea on them. I think the lights are just to bright with to many lumens. But there is one thing I would recommend. Try taking the lid off of the edge and then getting a thin submersible pump. Remove the pump it came with and then buy a fluval 13 watt compact florescent Mabey two because of the depth of the tank. I know for a fact that that grows plants because I've been using one on my fluval planted tank which has been growing strong for almost 5 months. I hope this helps. Hi Shannon I'm pretty sure it would fit the edge because it's just a 5 inch square but I'm not sure I would. After a while the plants got lots and lots of algea on them. I think the lights are just to bright with to many lumens. But there is one thing I would recommend. Try taking the lid off of the edge and then getting a thin submersible pump. Remove the pump it came with and then buy a fluval 13 watt compact florescent Mabey two because of the depth of the tank. I know for a fact that that grows plants because I've been using one on my fluval planted tank which has been growing strong... » Read More Hi Shannon I'm pretty sure it would fit the edge because it's just a 5 inch square but I'm not sure I would. After a while the plants got lots and lots of algea on them. I think the lights are just to bright with to many lumens. But there is one thing I would recommend. Try taking the lid off of the edge and then getting a thin submersible pump. Remove the pump it came with and then buy a fluval 13 watt compact florescent Mabey two because of the depth of the tank. I know for a fact that that grows plants because I've been using one on my fluval planted tank which has been growing strong for almost 5 months. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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Hi Shannon I'm pretty sure it would fit the edge because it's just a 5 inch square but I'm not sure I would. After a while the plants got lots and lots of algea on them. I think the lights are just to bright with to many lumens. But there is one thing I would recommend. Try taking the lid off of the edge and then getting a thin submersible pump. Remove the pump it came with and then buy a fluval 13 watt compact florescent Mabey two because of the depth of the tank. I know for a fact that that grows plants because I've been using one on my fluval planted tank which has been growing strong for almost 5 months. I hope this helps.
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I put this on my 12 gal Fluval edge. It fit reasonably well. I attached it off center so that I can swing the arm and still remove the filter material and pump. The black cover will not fit over the top with this on, but it covers the opening reasonably well and, in my opinion looks fine. It is much brighter than the stock light. Also, the pump box top supports the arm some, so I am hoping there will be less stress on the attachment arm.
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I would not recommend this light if you are looking for bright lighting. The light only focuses on the middle of the tank, leaving darker spots on the edge. My 10 gallon tank has this problem, where it is insufficient light.
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Hello Shannon, I do not know the dimensions of your 12 gallon. I urge you to look at the lights from Finnex. They are much brighter. The Hagen Fluval is not very good due its poor method of attaching the light to the tank. Get the Finnex fuge ray Planted plus. I have 4 of them and all of various sizes. Hope I could help.
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Hello Richard, I think your question is have I seen a FugeRay mounted on a Fluva Spec V. No I have not. The end caps are adjustable so if you buy a FugeRay that is longer then the width of your aquarium it will fit. Hope this answers your question.
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Yes, it will fit; I recommend small sized gravel (about 1/4 inch) two to three inches deep for optimal results.
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Hi A Shell, This fresh air screen fits perfectly for my 12x30 tank. The little extra .5 inch, and 1.1 inch are the wiggle room for screen, so that it can fit snug, but efficiently. FYI: You will most likely want to get the screen clips if you are dealing with snakes, or other creatures that could possibly try to escape through the top of your tank. Good Luck Dave Spencer
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not really sure but i have a 36x18x18 terra tank and if fits the entire length but not all the depth short about an inch so i cut some off the end and put it in the back, it worked well untill my dragon was big enough to use a sand cali substrait
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I was not familiar with the filter you have so I had to look it up. It appears that you would have to put it where the intake pipe comes into the filter resivoir. I personally have a 29 gallon tank and I use the fluval 306 which has baskets. If you ever upgrade your filter I definitely recommend going with fluval.
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This will fit horizonal or vertical. I used mine in the vertical fashion but you have to balance having it too low (and possibly in the substrate) or too high (and beyond the waterline depth) though what I find handy about this heater is I can also have the ability to fill the fluval edge higher with water, and use the heater to prop the light up higher so that it doesn't touch the water ... and of course this all gets hidden by the hood. That way it's not touching the substrate, water is above the waterline on the heater, the water level remains high so that you don't get unsightly bubbles from the filter flow, and the light remains away from the water. Win win. This will fit horizonal or vertical. I used mine in the vertical fashion but you have to balance having it too low (and possibly in the substrate) or too high (and beyond the waterline depth) though what I find handy about this heater is I can also have the ability to fill the fluval edge higher with water, and use the heater to prop the light up higher so that it doesn't touch the water ... and of course this all gets hidden by the hood. That way it's not touching the substrate, water is above the waterline on the heater, the water level remains high so that you don't get unsightly bubbles... » Read More This will fit horizonal or vertical. I used mine in the vertical fashion but you have to balance having it too low (and possibly in the substrate) or too high (and beyond the waterline depth) though what I find handy about this heater is I can also have the ability to fill the fluval edge higher with water, and use the heater to prop the light up higher so that it doesn't touch the water ... and of course this all gets hidden by the hood. That way it's not touching the substrate, water is above the waterline on the heater, the water level remains high so that you don't get unsightly bubbles from the filter flow, and the light remains away from the water. Win win. « Show Less
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no..............I have a 46 gallon bowfront and it was too deep.........I had to cut the black strip and separate the two pieces of glass in order for it to fit...........ackward and not too functional
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Will not fit a 12" round. There are small dots around the edge and those are at 10 7/8 " apart. The entire surface is barely 12" anyway.
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The top is 12X24. I put a piece of plexiglass underneath the tank. I would suggest something like that just so your tank has the extra support. I have a 10gal tank on it.
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Hi, I agree with other comments. I would suggest that you would need to cover most of the base area in order to get adequate filtration circulation for the tank size.
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Scott, I don't think it will fit. The glass tank cover measures approximately 12" X 36". Good luck!
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No I have this in a 12 gallon fluval edge and it works great. Might need stronger for a 30gal depending on length and how strong of current you want. But works great on my small 12gal very satisfied.
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The outside dimensions of my aquarium is 30 X 12 1/2" the same as the other answer. I think it will fit.
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I have a 20g hex tank and this fit perfectly. I can take measurements tonight if that will help.
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It doesn't fit over the edges, it is just a circle cut to lay just inside the rim so that it rests on the pool water itself and floats. If you're hoping to use it as a pool cover too in order to prevent debris, then carefully consider the amount of debris and type. My pool is under a covered patio and I still prefer the separate pool cover that goes all the way around the rim and is secured by a draw string.
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I think it would hang off the sides. I used it for a 29 gallon and it fits perfectly.