would this work in a 200 gallon tank? would the cord be long enough to go all the way down to the bottom?
284428
my tank is 180 gallon and height is 2-ft and fits all the way at the bottom.
284429
The cord is pretty long. I think it would. We have a 23gallon that is ~24" deep and it fits fine.
284430
I would not use it I have a 55 gallon and it only light like a mall corner its not bright enough. I would use a long strip instead....
284431
The cord is approx. 7 to 8 ft in length. That is a guess from just looking at how I have it situated in my tank and the extra running down the back and under the tank though; I didn't actually measure.
1770097
should have no problem. You might need to lift the vac up up onto something to get the hose down into the bottom of tank but it is powerful vac. Also has a bottom drain which might be useful. Hope this helps.
1588067
I'm using it in a 3 gallon Tetra Cube. As long as it's submerged horizontal or vertically, and not touching substrate, it'll work. The heater is 6.5" tall x 2" wide. I like it because, it heats to a set temperature; if the tank is too warm, it shuts off. I've been using it for a month, checking with a thermometer, and it's been spot on 80, as set for my Betta.
568213
Approx 5 feet but I did return this unit and still have not decided on what i would really need to help with my well water softener as at this time i still have nothing. I have thought about using an inline filter. They really are not that expensive and then I would know everything is working. But this unit you are inquiring about would be good, if the cord length is what you are only concerned about. JR
1633518
Answer here...probably. Just know its not tall and has to be stabilized to stay in place. Has worked very well for me over aquatic turtle tank. Hope this helps.
1678066
The cord is 2 1/2 feet long. This heater will need a larger object placed on top to keep it in position if you place it submerged in a bird bath, such as laying a brick or rock on top. An outdoor extension cord will be needed to make up the distance for how short the supplied cord is.
477415
This *might* work for 2 gallons, but is listed for 1.5, which hopefully would work. I tried this yesterday to heat a 2 gallon tank and it could not get it over 76 degrees, which is not warm enough for a betta, which is what this heater is supposed to be for. I am sticking this one in a closet and using a 50W PetCo brand heater that is meant for 2-10 gallon tanks and has an adjustable temperature.
1723886
My tank is only 14 inch deep. The light easily lights the bottom of my tank. On the bright settings it would probably do the job if you do not have dark gravel.
416704
Won't hold 200' unless you made huge coils. I have 100' on one of mine and i make big coils to get it to fit. I can measure the space for hose tomorrow on mine if you want that info.
1302525
It should. Depth is at the limit I would say. I have a 360 Gallon Tank, it is 36" deep, and two of them would NOT work for that tank....IMO you are on the edge. Crypts/Anubias/Stems that grow tall - definitely. Dwarf Sag would grow, but happy? Not sure. Sorry if this leaves you still wondering - but I would be wrong to say most def....maybe someone who has it in similar depth could offer more firm answer. I have a 70 Show - same depth, but less W and it would have worked (decommissioned tank for other reasons).
1340305
i am using mine in a 2 1/2 gallon tank. & i had to take the plastic stem out in order to make it fit. I fitted it with a plastic aquarium plant pot covered with plastic mesh & it works great.
1586250
It will not work if your tank is flat on the bottom. I guess it could but it might damage your tank or the stand because of tg heaviness of the water.I bought the one that sticks on to the side of the tank for my turtles. But if your tank has cut outs likely dragon tank it will work just fine.
55690
this is not a good choice if you put the pump 200 feet down, as the pump will stall (zero flow) at 221 feet of head.Subtract your setting depth from the 'shutoff head', and multiply the difference by 0.433 to get the maximum pressure at the tank.Set your cutoff switch somewhat below that max pressure or the pump will run continuously....
858711
It won't work for your application. This heater is meant for indoor tanks. For 200gal at 20F you'll need some sort of de-icer.
468330
Check dimensions of your tank before you decide, my 250w is fairly long I have. 40 gallon breeder, works well, I think 150 or 200 watt will be okay in your tank but again check dimension of tank and of heater to see if it fits vertically
925807
yes it should work. have 1/3 of the tank heated and ALWAYS have it plugging into a thermostat, that is very very very important. My friends beardy got burnt to death because it wasnt plugged into one :(
900334
will work fine, if you have the space, but note the 4 gal size, this may be too small HD has a 20 gal 110 volt if you have the space.