Would this be okay in a BRACKISH tank ?
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I have it in a freshwater cichlid tank and it is ok. I would assume brackish would work also.
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Yes, I have Hundreds of Mollies which are of course brackish. I breed them and they do wonderful with the fuji sand and they are doing better than ever with the CaribSea.I use it for saltwater and freshwater tanks.I have used it for years.I recommend it Over any kind gravel anyday and when you open the bag there is a small packet that clears the new sand very quickly.If you need anything else dont hesitate to ask.Of course I would wait to start your filters until the majority of the sand has settled,Then you can add your fish immediately after the sand settles.
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It depends on the salinity, but yes. Saltwater and saltwater organisms are contained in this bag. It may be better to not introduce those organisms and salt water to a brackish tank, but would be diluted and most if not all organisms would likely die (making it non-live sand) with change in pH, temperature, salinity and alkalinity. It is likely you can find a non-live version of a similar looking sand for cheaper.
129355
Personally, I wouldn't because the lowest temperature it can be set on is 68 degrees. It also depends on what you have in the tank.
1907558
I've read that as long as it's not in direct sunlight, and you rinse any salt water off, it should be fine. You just don't want to winter it like that.
438952
The tail is not flexible. I would not put this in a fish tank...between the metals and the unknown sorts of plastics you run a real risk of poisoning your fish.
1640150
I don't see why this tank wouldn't work for that. The only problem would be when you store the boat make sure to open the cap because it will swell a good bit. The vented hose doesn't seem to give it enough of a vent to keep the tank from swelling in extreme heat.
224426
I do not think it would be. I have freshwater tanks - it works fine for those. Most saltwater tanks I see have even brighter lights than this.
703430
No, it is too large and needs to be fully immersed in water..go to google and key in heater for turtle tank...u should get an answer.
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Yes it is. I used mine in a 2 gallon acrylic tank for a Betta , and it worked fine. I recommend checking the heater periodically to make sure it's working properly.
240661
Should work fine as long as it is a fresh water tank. It doesn't say in the details but it also needs a lid to your tank to keep and moisture off the light
1492020
This "tank" is only 2 gallons and the surrounding air in your home should be warm enough for any fish that would be suited for this little tank. Also, it's plastic, a heater would probably damage it...
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I would think so, Dana, as long as it were located out of direct sun; I'd worry about the water temperature in that case. Otherwise, it should work fine for your purpose.
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I`m using mine in saltwater and it seems to be working well. Of course I clean it with fresh water after each use.
792360
Yep, it should be just fine outside. Very easy to rinse off with water hose too. Just hang to dry.
1390740
Definitely. I have only used it for saltwater but it would serve well in freshwater too.
1295209
It must be completely submerged or it will likely overheat and burn out, but you can mount it horizontally and then you wouldn't have any issues.
2262486
It should work great in a tank that small. The Uv light keeps the water clear as a bell. It must be what they use in the stores and in the big show tanks.
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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.