Is this too much power to be shared between three 3-gallon aquariums?
281872
Well, if you want a LOT of bubbles it will be perfect.. It has four outlets so you could easily have four aquariums going. I have a 60-gal tank and it is more than enough.. And super quiet.. I would suggest getting it.. You can upgrade your tanks and never need additional equipment.
281873
I wouldn't think so because it has an adjustable knob so you can turn it down if necessary
281874
not at all,, to tell ya the truth ,, i use this one for 2 hydroponic setups,, gives me more air,, when i use 2 outlet per setup. hope this helps ya
1287790
not a lot, I have one running 24/7. I have it on a pretty basic power strip. No issues so far, and my entire fish tank (air pumps, lights and filters) use very little energy.
817336
I have a 55g aquarium and I bought two. I would recommend that you buy three for a 150g tank. There is definitely enough power to the lights as well. I have mine set at 30% whites and 45% blues.
517922
It could work...I have 3 tetras in mine and there just fine. Just dont exceed 3.
2043790
Yrs you can. Just make sure that you connect the correct sizes to make sure you get the flow you need. I currently have three systems in one with a single timer.
816883
We are a 2-person family, so 3 qts meets most of our needs. I'd suggest you pour 3 qts of water into a large bowl to visualize the capacity better.
1096813
If you are doing a reef tank, I would go with 2 units, if its just saltwater fish with artificial plants and stuff, you could probably get away with 1 unit. I am looking to maybe upgrade to something like that, I have looked at a 47 Gallon bowfront, and would add another unit, and maybe play around with lowering the light level, or cutting back the white LED levels some. Under full blue LED's only, everything in my tank takes on completely different colors, and glows a bright blue, pretty cool at night sometimes.
1017257
Sorry, the amperage is too high for your needs. It could overheat what you are powering.
59842
I am pretty sure that internally, they are all connected to the same point, so it doesn't matter where the power goes, so long as your cumulative draw does not exceed the capacity of the inverter.
1713321
YES. This is definitely sufficient for 60 gallon fish tank. I have a 75 gallon tank and it definitely puts out enough air. It has 2 features - 1) Adjustable air flow, and 2) 4 air outputs that all put out equal air regardless of what is attached, which is superior to having one outlet with a 4 way splitter. The other answer mentions composting aeration which is not what I am doing, I have a regular aquarium.
216107
yes they all are I only use two to divide the tank into 3 sections 2 Betta's and a Dwarf Frog. My Tank arrived in good condition no issues.
1855194
No I use it with a 3 gallon and it is great! You need the light with the glo tanks.
1509732
I'm pretty sure...seems like it's too much pump for a fish tank...bit powerful for a fish tank...but it will work.
1436329
I have not purchased this item and will never do so. One being that it is not worth it for what it is... Second that is is stressful on the fish being that they can see each other. Third, this is much too small to comfortably house three bettas. A single betta for this volume of water would be best. This is not to say that you can't house 3 bettas in such a small tank, but that it would be best to provide 2 1/2 gallons or 5 gallons minimum per fish. Maintenance may also be a problem. A single betta in a 5 gallon tank that has been cycled, has a heater, and is filtered would be best. Or you can divide a 5 gallon in two with a divider that prevents either betta from seeing each other or getting past. If you want companions for your betta, do some research online.
746107
Sure but might be overkill for a few turtles. I would say that if it is a large tank with a lot of turtles it would do really well. However if it is a smaller tank with just a few you are pushing a lot of water without cause......
687412
I am running mine on a 120 Gal. tank which is also fully planted with no problem. 2 350's on a 75 Gal. would be an overkill in my opinion.
466377
As long as the main battery line that you are talking about is large enough to carry the additional combined total load for 3-4 of them, it should be no problem. The rated input for each one is 3 amps.