Will I have to modify this for my 100 gallon? My aquarium water sits at about... 18 inches tall.
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You will be fine. I have 1 sponge filter that is missing clear top piece. So if you want a wide dispersal of air bubbles just take it off.
714279
More than tall enough... I use it on a 125 gallon and it works great. As for the tube being too wide... May be overkill for a 15 gallon. A smaller one would work better if you can find one. Just my 2cents.
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It fits on my 5.5 gallon tank but my tank isn't top fin. I bought my tank at walmart.
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I really cant answer that. I attached it to a single tank. It is about 4" tall.
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It stands approx. 5 inches tall. You can mount the filter with the lower tubes touching the bottom of the tank. The bubble exhaust is also adjustable. Very nice filter for fry and shrimp. I'm also using a 20 gallon long, filled to the top, still with 6 inches, you should be fine. Hope this helps.
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yes it will be.i have a 75 gallon on it currently.it's a really good standi hope this helps you
123799
Not without adaptation. Take some 3 or four inch long, flat, about 1/16 inch thick, 1 inch wide, hard plastic pieces and glue with silicone to the side edges of the glass. The plastic must reach beyond the glass to the outer edges of the tank (extended generally by about 1/2 inches will work, but measure first to make sure) in order to suspend the glass inside the aquarium rim. I cut up some waste window trim. Been using this for several years now.
98690
it should be hung vertically otherwise you will spill lots of water when you change the filter. :-)
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The "float 125" on this ad indicates that it is good for up to 125 gallon size tanks. I think this is the one that I got for my 75 gal.
925275
You could probably get up to like a 29 gallon sump under it. The top platform is like 18x48. Minus a couple inches you could say the inside of the bottom wood panel has about 15x44 inches of space conservatively. I haven't measured but this is an educated guess. The thing is you will have to assemble the unit by sitting the tank on the bottom platform after putting together the bottom and the sides of the unit, and then assembling the top. A 20 gal long tank would fit under it comfortably. The 29 would leave like a foot of space between the top panels and the top of the tank. I think the stand is about 30 to 33 inches high.
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I have a 46 gallon aquarium. The front is bowed out and the open area is in the middle of the top. My filter takes up about 2/3 of the space behind my aquarium and sticks out about 2 inches.
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It's for a 12 x 30 tank, but the measurements say 30.5 x 13.1 so it has a little wider and long to fit ontop of your tank! If it was the same exact measuremnts it wouldn't fit on it right. I bought this for my 29 gallon aquarium
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I have it on my 90 and it fits fine... Depending on the dimensions of your tank it might just fit right on top but if not then rig a hanging kit and hang it
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JP, if the dimensions of the top of the tank are 20 by 18 then you should have no problem. I have a column tank that is 47 gallons but those were the dimensions for the top of it and fits perfect! Good luck and hope it works for you!
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it has 900 lb max capacity so a 90 gal tank is supposed to be the max according to the papers that come with it. that being said if all your gravel and decorations and equipment total 100lbs or less it might work. also that is assuming your tank is 1 not glass and 2 same footprint as a standard 90 (48 x 18). 100 gal of water = 800 lbs ur tank (if glass) = 180 lbs gravel for 48x 18 = 100lbs equipment (lights, filter ect) = 50 lbs approximate total is 1130lbs so the only way that would work is if ur tank was acrylic and it was a bare bottom.
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I would SO use this for a 10 Gallon, the extra filtration is never a bad thing, and allows for the future upgrade of aquarium size. Often people overstock a 10 gallon and this size would keep up with the extra waste.. It doesn't make it OK to overstock though. I Purchased an aquarium kit (25G High) and this was included, I will put this on my 10 and transfer my Fluval C3 to the 25. My filter measures about 7''. Soooo, long story short I would recommend you trim your hood. Just cut it up, don't sweat it..
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It will fit, but mind these estimated measurements: There's a 2 1/5" x 22 13/16" plastic piece that goes on the back. The glass part measures 22 13/16" long. The edges of the glass piece from back to front measures ~7 7/8". The center of the glass measures ~11 1/2". It's a pretty pronounced bow. After giving the measurements of my tank to the mfg, they stated that this would fit my 27 gallon tank. The bow on my tank is not as pronounced. It would fit better on my tank if the edges of the glass from back to front were about 9 1/4" with all the other measurements OK. With this said, there's a gap on each side. It will fit, but mind these estimated measurements: There's a 2 1/5" x 22 13/16" plastic piece that goes on the back. The glass part measures 22 13/16" long. The edges of the glass piece from back to front measures ~7 7/8". The center of the glass measures ~11 1/2". It's a pretty pronounced bow. After giving the measurements of my tank to the mfg, they stated that this would fit my 27 gallon tank. The bow on my tank is not as pronounced. It would fit better on my tank if the edges of the glass from back to front were about 9 1/4" with all the other measurements... » Read More It will fit, but mind these estimated measurements: There's a 2 1/5" x 22 13/16" plastic piece that goes on the back. The glass part measures 22 13/16" long. The edges of the glass piece from back to front measures ~7 7/8". The center of the glass measures ~11 1/2". It's a pretty pronounced bow. After giving the measurements of my tank to the mfg, they stated that this would fit my 27 gallon tank. The bow on my tank is not as pronounced. It would fit better on my tank if the edges of the glass from back to front were about 9 1/4" with all the other measurements OK. With this said, there's a gap on each side. « Show Less