My aquarium has a wood roof... can I put it in it?
278429
Sure. You can screw it right to the wood if you wanted. It's real light weight and it doesn't get hot. I actually have mine set in the gravel underwater. It's a great effect at night when I turn the top lights off.
1481780
Just take the cover off and you can put a pump/stone. I have a heater in my tank, I have a Betta. You have plenty of room. Good Luck
1959302
You sure can. I added one to mine. Just make sure it is a heater for under a five gallon tank
296537
I neither purchased the light, nor put any plants into the no clean aquarium. But the fish really need a place to "hide" every once in a while. So we created a cave with sea shells that works quite well. Anyways, good luck & let us all know what you decide to decorate your tank.
2059020
http://m.petsolutions.com/C/Aquarium-Hoods-Canopies/I/Aqueon-Versa-Tops.aspx
994797
Absolutely not! This is a particle board unit with a cardboard back. It is not designed to hold that sort of weight. Even if this was made of hardwood, the boards are too thin to individually offer the sort of strength you would need. It would be stronger if placed on the floor with the openings facing up, but still not strong enough to hold an aquarium. Heavy steel metal stands are typically used to hold fish tanks and when wood is used, i have seen 2 inch thick boards used (2 x 4's). This would collapse (most likely sideways) at some point under the weight.
1189810
I didn't use it for an aquarium. Put it in canning jars and put candles on top of it.
87285
By the size you could but I am not sure about the material if it would hurt the fish or not.
2019689
You could place one in there, again I would remove the Styrofoam backing and use some sort of under the tank heating device. Anoles do best in small groups with plenty of room, I agree with Jordan awesome guy and suggest a 10 gallon tank for your lizard.
900923
I imagine that you could put the fish inside, but then you would not be able to see them. Where the water falls it's too small for fish-plus it has little holes for the water to drain to the bottom... Hope this helps...
1922170
I don't have fish in my dome terrarium. I have cactus and moss. I used the soil that came with the cactus and they have been growing fine. It is a sturdy dome and maybe you could put fish in it but how would they breathe with the dome lid on? You could try. Wasn't that expensive to try. If it doesn't work with fish you could plant small plants in it. Don' t have to water them.
1359567
I'm not sure you can. The way the roof is hinged, you might just be opening the feeder when it hangs. You might be able to rig something with some eyes on the end panels but I'm unsure if that would cause stability issues.
1533070
Not in that you would put it into water. It goes on the back of the aquarium. If you are considering this one, the one I got was so faded and pale it looked nothing like the photo. I have now taken it off. It was just a very pale washed out blue and if you looked real close you might see the "ocean floor" like the picture on amazon shows.
542280
Yes, but it's very large so it would take up a big portion of it. For a terrarium it should be ok but I think for a fish setup, it'd be overwhelming. I think its dimensions are 11" x 9.5" x 8.25"
1799423
Yes. It's in the drip-line of our roof, and no water has come in. Be careful to refuse packaging with crushed cardboard!
2048010
Yes! That's where you should put it; that's where I have my 29-gallon tank. Works just fine!
1563831
If it's a question of size, I recommend making a paper or cardboard model using the dimensions from the picture. It's smaller than it looks. Many of my miniature ferns I planted a few months ago are already pressed against the roof. I suggest planting ferns, they grow great in this terrarium!