is this ok for a 10 gallon tank?
1012953
Yes! You can control the output of the bubbler very carefully with a piece attached to the air hose. I also have a clip squeezing the air hose which minimizes the vibration.
1012954
I used it in a 10 gallon before I put it in my 50 gallon. I kept it turned down all the way, buried it under the gravel and it was great!! I wouldn't turn it up but if you keep it closed off most of the way (the ability to adjust the airflow is a great feature)...and you would be good to go. It is better in my eyes in that way than a smaller bubble stone because if you upgrade in the future it can be used in a much bigger aquarium as well. So short answer-yes you can use it in a 10 gallon. I did.
1075143
It should fit most standard 10 gal tanks. Did you measure the where the lid will rest? Check that but it is a true 20x10" fit.
1659991
I haven't used it in a 10 gallon, but I don't see why it wouldn't. It works great in my 75 gallon.
1683083
The 10 watt is too much for your tank. I had mine in a 3 gal and it was too warm.
806713
we have them on a 20 gallon. it works well for that. im not sure about a 10.
2004741
it should . I use it on a 10 gallon tankjust make sure you do not use it on dry glass
1156615
I bought this for my 10 gallon tank. I don't quite understand ur question but I have a standard 10 gallon tank and I have a penguin filter on it and it fits perfectly.
843730
It's meant for a smaller tank. I found it made the water too warm and since you can not adjust it, I just took it out. I would try it for a ten gallon but keep an eye on the temp.
1115168
Yes, 10 Gallon tank would be prefect. These really do help keep water clean. Just lift sponges out and squeeze them in old tank water to clean and put them back. I love these sponge filters.
910972
This stand is built for a 10 to 20 gal tank maximum. Larger tanks would be to heavy for the weight of the stand.
1551871
You "could" use it in a ten gallon but it would take up a lot space. It is 5 1/2 by 4 1/2 inches but it says that in the description. The tube sticks up 2 or 3 inches higher. Try to picture that in your tank before you buy it. If you're good with that then it will work fine. Mine is in a 55 gallon tank and has a very large air pump hooked to it. If you use a small air pump it won't move as much water. Jardin makes a smaller filter like this one. I would choose the smaller one over this one for a 10 gallon tank.
1405107
I use the mini siphon on my ten gallon and it works awesome! I had a larger one from a different aquarium and it really was impractical for that size tank.
1522213
Probably be Ok. You can try then add the five or nine gallon tank in-line. Depends on your water used.
1642186
Frankly, with a 10G tank you should just be doing weekly water changes of at least 25-30%. You can't really "let things go" with a tank that size and it's unlikely that you would have ammonia spikes with such frequent water changes. I have a little 5.5 gallon with a couple of albino cory cats and I use a test strip every once in a blue moon, but the water is always fine because I do weekly changes. Am looking at this kit for my 125 gallon tank, but would bother for a tiny tank.
136123
In my opinion, a 10 g wouldn't require this sort of thing unless you'd like to create a population of copepods or to raise macroalgae to help reduce nitrates/phosphates. It doesn't provide much "flow", whatsoever. It merely drips into your display tank.
1858071
Yes should be more than enough I fully cycled my 10 gallon using a little less of a 1/4 of the 2oz container
634818
This gravel vacuum is great for a 10 gallon tank. my tank is much smaller and I stir up the rocks to pick up the fish poop.