Can you put this under a wood tank
286604
No,it can cause a fire. If you get a glass terrarium,preferably an exo terra terrarium, it'll work great though.
865624
Only if you use it as your top layer. It looks great in the tank and stays pretty clean. Use a heavier substrate as the bottom layer so your plants roots will stay put.
164329
Yes, if the ground it's on is stable. Since it's wood I wouldn't recommend using it in inclement weather.
73320
The hose length is not long enough to be mounted underneath the tank. You'll have to buy your own hose. You definitely can mount it under the tank but I would not. I'm not sure the pump pressure is enough to overcome the height. It can be mounted on the tank hanging on the back. I have mine sitting right next to the tank.
1829830
It will work just fine. Place in the tank where you want it, place gravel/rocks around it. Hook it up to an air pump and plug into an electrical outlet. Done!
956745
No. You wont need it! Beware to put a piece of solid wood below, because it is heavy. Enjoy!
110337
I don't think there would be a problem placing a fish tank on top of it. It seems well built.
1675128
It doesn't need to go under the gravel but it is an eyesore if it isn't. Be careful if you do disturb your substrate depending on the size of your tank and the stocking levels it can give off a lot of ammonia.
1827164
Yes. You can lay it on wood. It sticks really, really well so be careful in laying it.
815747
You could open the bimottom and have the container sitting directly below it but the top of the tank would have to be kind of connected or sealed to the warerer. I can see it working if you are handy.
1375798
According to the manufacture it can. I placed mine on 3/4" pine boards that cover the entire bottom of the tank. The manufacture states the tank can sit on the floor on rubber sheeting on wood as long as it supports the entire load. Not a pallet.
813658
yes, but I would put some kind of protector under the pot to protect the wood. Remember this is a corner unit.
85736
You probably could. You'd just have to level/scrape it to the woods level. It dries like shiny clear plastic.
285901
I think that it could be, but that it would hamper it's ability to heat the tank. I would keep an eye on the thermometer to determine if it was heating the water enough when it is under the water. That being said, there is no reason it couldn't be placed under a thin layer of gravel.
1997484
I use mine under my grill and infrared fryer...I would not trust it under a fire pit.
1442458
As far as I know you can. You may want to get a stand for the light so that way it's not sitting directly in the top of tank or whatever you are using.
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I use mine for camping, so generally put a full size (bar-b-que) tank underneath it on a camping table or some other flat surface. If you are doing the same, take the depth of the unit in the specifications page.