Can this be used in an aquarium habitat or does it need bars to attach to?
800364
It doesn't need bars to attach to, but it'll last longer if you do. Mine is freestanding at the moment because somehow my boys popped the part that attaches to the bars off and I can't get it back on. It works, but I have a feeling it's going to break a lot quicker because there's more strain on the plastic holding it up.
800365
It comes with a stand and an attachment for bars. So it can be used in either
900196
I have a 2.5 gallon rectangular aquarium and it attached with no problem. Great little aquarium light :)
603088
Like Robert Ball said, it says not to use in on aquariums but I used it on a 4 gal. acrylic tank and it has held up fine and my son's fish hasn't died yet. It has been over 6 months, too. Hope this helps.
559360
Yes it has 4 small rubber feet that can attach to the bottom to give it some stability. What I did for my customers tank is superglue two .75" square by about 3.5" long aluminum tubing to the top of their acrylic tank. I then threaded some two sided Velcro through the tube to strap down the feeder. It is probably overkill but I only see the tank once a week and did not want any issues. When it opens and turns it does so slowly so there is no jarring that would cause it to move over time. I also got the optional plug so that I did not have to mess with batteries.
1591578
No bottom attatched. You have to use an aquarium that has the right kind of lip. That is good, because it helps prevent bedding/litter from getting spread outside the cage, but bad because it is another purchase you may have to add. The wire spacing would be good for a mouse, but this cage is flimsy and breaks easy.
567133
I would not. Its thin glass. It already bends at the middle from the weight of the glass itself. So I would leave this for you to figure it out. And do yourself a favor and train your cat to stay off the aquarium lest your fish get electrocuted or eaten.
1595670
Nope. After having it forma months i came to the conclusion. This one is for freshwater aquariums.
946027
I am sure there is a way to mount it. It does not come with mounting clips though. It doesn't seem to be strong enough lighting for a reef system. So hanging them at that hight will not matter if it is fish only.
1630971
it attaches via glue strips to the outside of the tank or terrarium it can't be used on a screen cage only on glass
1630973
U attach the holder to the rear of the tank or terrarium. I have 2 of them for my beardie, one for the basking light, another for the UVB light. It works great. It sticks to the back of the tank, the height is adjustable. That way, the lamps don't rest on the top of the screen.
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I bet you can use the Command heavy duty velcro strips. One side of the strip would stick on the back of the feeder and the other side on the aquarium. Just tear the feeder from the aquarium to remove for cleaning and attach it back when you're done. You can attach several strips to make it super secure. I use these all over the house.
17651
Yes but you will have to mount the perch near the floor of the cage so he / she is not cramped.
1997670
Unfortunately I cannot help here. I had bought this for an aquarium just to see if it would help. It was too large. Good luck with your searching.
1354582
I can get back to you about it I am not 100% certain but I am pretty sure that my friend uses it with salt water aquariums. He works at the world largest aquatic pet store so I can ask him for you..
238018
The rectangular bar holder has 2 double sided permanent stickers to attach it to the glass on either side of the bar. Once attached, it not removable (without destroying the adhesive). The bar itself can still be moved up, down or turn right and left. It's seems very secure and I don't have any fears of it accidentally falling into the tank.
1533071
Not sure, if it is waterproof exactly, but it sticks well to the back of the aquarium and looks great!
222981
They work great for holding old glass tube TV's on stands to the wall. It attaches to the item you want to attach to the wall with think adhesive on nylon straps. I dont think they could be depended on to hold onto a smooth glass aquarium weighing a hundred pounds with water. I would not do it. The other end attaches with wood screws in studs. Though it would be better than nothing, I would not trust it.