Can this be used for an outdoor small tank/pond?
833878
I would not unless because I think it would melt the sides... if it were glass.. sure! It does get hot.
870358
You could, but you might be better off with a pump that stays out of the water to be pump.... that way you don't get your feet wet. E.g a Teel pump with an "in " hose (out of the pond) and an "out" hose (onto the lawn). teelpumpcatalog.com
1638968
As a filter yes. But the design of the structure is made for being placed in a corner of a tank or aquarium. So if the pond is square then I'd say yes.
1220192
Yes it is good enough for a 200 gal, but if the pond is over loaded with fish you will have to add bio rings to keep the water clear. The bio rings also keeps the box form floating.
1256850
If the light is low voltage then yes it can. Make certain the wire harness from the light is water tight and not stripped-open until at least 1-2 feet from the pond.
697170
It holds water and gravel with no support, so I do not see why not. I use it for my aquaponics and works well
830679
It would probably work well for insulation. I would just worry about the weight of the aquarium.
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.
1120209
It will be sufficient if you have 5 or less fish, and there is not a lot of direct sunlight on the pond. My pond was full sun all afternoon and 5 fish, I needed to clean my filter more often then one a friend had in a shaded pond of 1000 gallons in the shade same number of fish.
958717
I bought mine for a pond and it is too small, but for a standard pool I think it will be fine.
1045883
I have mine as part of a fish pond outside. I have it hooked to a larger pump and draws water from the fish pond always fighting green algae, mostly in warm weather. I have had mine for about two years the paint they put on the fountain has faded some
202895
I used in 60 gal tank, I think no problem used on pond, it work very good on my 60 gal tank water fitter.
753545
I have mine in a bird bath and it works great!!! but I don't think this I big enough to work in a bigger pond
2259100
I'm not sure about a tank that small. As long as there is enough water to cover the heater and keep it cool I'm sure it would work.If you decide to try it I would recommend getting a submersible thermometer and monitoring the temp to ensure it doesn't get to warm.
1422924
I believe so. I am going to get another for my pond. Currently it is running some eight pumps and three airstone devices in my tanks and I've had to put valves on my two ten-gallon tanks to keep it from blowing the water out of the tank. Great blast - I just had to learn to control it. With a pond your size I see no problem.
971539
I have an outdoor 100 gal fish pond and I have no algea so I would say yes.
3860
Yes you may. I have a 7' by 7' pond and this is an amazing apparatus. The only problem is you need a lighter weight hose to attach to your regular hose to make it easier to use. I found the regular hose was too hard to use. My husband suggested the lighter weight hose to attach and it made all the difference in the world. (I still use some chlorine to keep the algae down) I simply purchased the small floating deal on Amazon to keep the chlorine in so I don't have to deal with it daily.