is this filter ok for African dwarf frogs in a 3 gallon tank currently have one frog plan on buying one more frog soon.
2046930
I am using this in my quarantine tank for African Dwarf Frogs! I just bought a 2.5 gallon and this filter to start a short cycle for them while they get medicated before I add them to a 10g!
845058
I do not have any frogs but I do have a Betta in a 5 gallon tank and it works just fine! You can adjust the flow of the water which makes it nice for Bettas :)
2010688
I use this filter in my 5 gallon freshwater planted aquarium housing a betta. It works amazingly. www.azoopalm.com/products/filtration says it is sutable for a 20-30 liter aquarium so at 26.497 liters your aquarium will do well with this filter.
1638965
I have a Reeves turtle that is considerably smaller than your RES in a 50 gallon tank but filled less than 1/2 way full. This has been the only filter in the tank for almost 3 years and it works great, the water stays very clear. Do remember to change at least half the water and the filter medium at least once a week or the impeller inside the filter can become clogged.
512425
Yes this is a great filter I use it in a 5 gallon tank that has a saltwater frog fish that is the size of a apple and he eats live feeder fish and the water stays clear I have had this filter for about a year and it is very quite. I would buy this filter again good luck
1853539
Actually for turtles is 3x. Good fish are also extra dirty so 2x is recommended so in a 65 gallon tank this filter would be more than atiquite
517926
A betta by itself is fine in a 3-gallon. Maybe a snail would be alright, but definitely not the frog because it would produce too much waste for the small tank and the small filter. My tank is home to 1 betta and live plants. I also have a heater because bettas need 80 degrees F water, since they are tropical fish. My 1 betta is very active and always exploring and hiding in the plants. I would google "basic betta care" and "nitrogen cycle" and do a little reading before buying any animals. Remember fish are living beings and will depend on you for your care, so do your best to provide them a good home =)
370322
The flow of water coming out of the top would be too strong for that small of a tank. In a 5 gal tank, the current was too strong for our betta and we had to put a cut water bottle around it to disperse the water flow. It's an excellent filter, but maybe a little too strong for a very small tank.
749428
Think so....I have a 10 gallon tank with 3 medium fish and it works fine but for a 20 gallon tank you should get the right sized filter to keep the fish healthy.
1780788
I have been using theses filters for ever, I would suggest moving up to one size bigger, the larger has an extension tube that comes with it, this one only goes about 6" into the water. When it comes to filtration, bigger is better if you have room, the larger has 2 chambers/holds 2 media inserts, you will be much happier and the tank will be much cleaner, and there isn't a lot of difference in the cost.
1403755
If you mean aquatic dwarf frogs, I have had one in there and he did just fine. If mean regular frogs that need an area out of the water, I'm not sure how well that would work. The water flows into the tank from the top, so you would have a lot of splashing if the tank was not full.
2010684
Absolutely. I have the 150 in a 10 gal freshwater planted aquarium. I also have 3 3gal tanks the the azoo 60 filters. The 3 gal tanks are divided with 2 bettas in each of them. What I like about them is they're adjustable flow. I use a little more than the lowest setting in the 3 gallons and I use about a medium setting for the 10 gal. Any other questions, let me know.
263643
The filter mounts on the outside, only the intake tube and the output waterfall are in the tank. I use it for fish so I can't address it for frogs however I use Youtube quite a bit and hopefully this video might be of assistance: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWiVQjZQNbA
1862264
We change the filter in our 10-gallon tank once a month. We only have two goldfish, but they are quite large. If your tank begins to stink or look cloudy before a month is up, I would change it. Good luck!
1510013
Depending on the size of tank you have (I had a 5.5 gallon tank), this filter may be too strong for a betta. It definitely was for mine. But I'd say there is a possibility of harm to your betta.
168755
2, which is two too many for this size container. Consider visiting a reputable aquarium store for a proper set up for African dwarf frogs. It's not much more expensive and ultimately is easier to maintain, not to mention better for the animals.
1995060
We actually purchased this tank for our two african dwarf frogs and is works really well. We are very pleased with this product.