Can this be used in a fish tank if rinsed off?
841797
I wouldn't recommend this for fish its fine grain would clog up a filter system. Its geared for reptiles and such.
841798
I haven't used it in a fish tank, but I would say No. It's very fine and dusty and you would be better off with the fine gravel rather than sand for use with fish.
994799
Because of the nature of aquariums, I'd hesitate with that. Water tends to slosh around and become unstable during cleanings, etc. That might be a question to direct to the manufacturer.
244361
I have only used it on the exterior. An Alger brush is best for the interior when the tank is full. Any chemicals can harm the fish. It works great on the exterior and keeps down dust and little fingerprints.
644794
No. It has it stamped on the top of the tank not to place it in the dishwasher. I have always washed mine by hand.
838281
Yes, you can use this products with fish. This product will not hurt the fish. It is not intended for plant-only tanks.
209549
Yes, you can rinse it. Just be sure to use cold water, never hot. When I had large Oscars I would have to clean the tank every two weeks and I would scrub the filters with my hand under cold water to clean them up. Now I have just one small Oscar so I just replace them once a month.
95268
This was waterproof but should be washed off with regular water after using it in the ocean or pool. Does scare the fish if that is what you are doing with it.
1181007
Yes, it can be used in salt water. I would definitely rinse it off before you store it after using it in salt water, but you should be fine.
368140
Ours is on a timer so it shuts off. I don't know if it would bother the fish or not:)
2018758
I guess you could use it to get things out of a fish tank. I never really thought about it. It might last for a bit if you dry it after using it. The metal appears to be coated but being submerged in water is not it's intended use and it will rust eventually.
279872
I don't see why not, I used a box color over it after about a month. I tried rinsing out as much as a could a couple days before
1560293
Yes you can. But how clean does your water really need to be to wash windows? If you are using a reverse osmosis and sediment removal filters, that should be good enough.all you really need to do is remove calcium and some of the other minerals from the water.however, if you're going to use some of that water for your aquariums it would be a good idea to use the resin.that's why I buy it from Amazon, a good price for a good product that's good for my saltwater tanks.
67063
It's non-toxic as it's a kid's toy first and foremost (mine sits on a shelf with other shark memorabilia) so yes, but scrub it first with some mild soap and rinse it off good so as to not bring any bacteria into the tank. And as someone mentioned it will have to be weighted as it will be buoyant.
868297
I don't think so - I rinsed mine in really hot water once and it seemed to turn the inner tube a little opaque so I only use cold soapy water now.
2047312
I don't know why not--I use it in a glass fish tank. If the top is open, it should work in a plastic tub.
639929
Yes. I have been using it for a goldfish ,, I am using a 10 gallon filter , the filter that came with the tank stopped working after about a week.
1425593
For Fresh water fish it works great and takes about 30 days before you would need to clean...also I would recommend that you add carbon filter into this canister as there is room in there as long as you remove one of the pads. : )