Hi, What's the height of the tank w/ top cover OPEN? I have limited up/down room &amp; need to make sure I'll still be able to feed the fish once in place
673625
Looks like 17-1/2" would work from bottom of tank (stand included) to the top lifted and able to remove. Might get away with 17-1/4" but go with 17-1/2".
1472705
It is about two feet tall. It works great for one fish like a beta which is what I got it for. Makes the water changes less . But it is made of very thin acrylic and it scratches easy and the suction cups from the pump leave a mark.
233687
The entry top is a little small and cumbersome. The rectangular opening is approximately 5x7 inches. I was able to get a larger piece of driftwood in there. Just remember not to fill it very much before trying to place decor or plants...water displacement is a lot when you stick an arm in there! Also, it's a little hard to get stray leaves out of the tank when cleaning it. But, it's a beautiful tank, and worth the set up hassle!
102800
I put the dimensions in an answer above - it may be tight, but it could fit. You'll want a little extra room around the sides and between the bottom of the tank and the bottom of the filter for proper water flow. You mentioned the tank being cloudy - is it a planted aquarium? I ask because we had the same issue and it was a two part problem. First I reduced the light cycle to only 6 hours a day for two weeks. The other half of the problem was that I was adding organic carbon late in the light cycle, feeding the organisms at top and turning our water cloudy. You need to add it right when the light comes on to help avoid this. I put the dimensions in an answer above - it may be tight, but it could fit. You'll want a little extra room around the sides and between the bottom of the tank and the bottom of the filter for proper water flow. You mentioned the tank being cloudy - is it a planted aquarium? I ask because we had the same issue and it was a two part problem. First I reduced the light cycle to only 6 hours a day for two weeks. The other half of the problem was that I was adding organic carbon late in the light cycle, feeding the organisms at top and turning our water cloudy. You need to add it right when the... » Read More I put the dimensions in an answer above - it may be tight, but it could fit. You'll want a little extra room around the sides and between the bottom of the tank and the bottom of the filter for proper water flow. You mentioned the tank being cloudy - is it a planted aquarium? I ask because we had the same issue and it was a two part problem. First I reduced the light cycle to only 6 hours a day for two weeks. The other half of the problem was that I was adding organic carbon late in the light cycle, feeding the organisms at top and turning our water cloudy. You need to add it right when the light comes on to help avoid this. « Show Less
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The opening is 5 and 3/4" inches or 14 cms. However after I put my fish that I had for over 3 years in it, 5 days later they all died. Two goldfish and one molly. I washed it out and put the same water in from the Aquarium in it and they died . Hope that helps
1969967
Look up the kinds of fish you have in the tank. Some fish naturally like to jump out of water, but most dont unless they are made to by something else in the tank. If you are using this while you're going away for awhile and you are worried about a fish jumping, just put a piece of cardboard over the open part of the tank without blocking the feeder. Personally I had a small hole in the top of my hood and I placed the feeder right over the hole and it would drop right into the tank. 9 times out of 10 I would say you would be fine to leave the tank open with the feeder.
651598
It's almost 30 inches high . However, if your feeder is heavy, the rod will bend down lower. Hope that helped.
742572
I have this platform on our 60 gallon tank with two turtles, a little bigger than yours. The ramp goes down into the water in the center, which makes them unable to escape by going off the ramp sideways and out over the top. The top has a metal secure wire door, and even if your turtle was strong, you could zip tie or wire tie it closed, although mine have never been able to stand on hind legs to investigate this! :) I will try to post some pictures of it at different angles for you
1161110
The dimensions of my 20 gallon tank are 13" x 24" and it fits the top very well. I have locking clips on the back side of the cover with easy access on the front, just flip and feed. Hope this helps.
714278
It'll probably be too tall. I have a 36 gallon tank and it's too talk for my tank.
2166745
The opening is covered with a sliding "door". When wide open, it creates about a 5/8" opening. It may be a touch wider than long but it is roughly a square opening when fully open. Since the door slides, it can be opened as much or as little as you like. I fiddled with mine and have determined that you can open it just to the point of being able to see light...so the smallest setting is pretty much so small as to be useless ;) I really, really like this feeder. I used it on vacation with a combination of pellet and flake food. I crushed the flake food so it wouldn't get caught crossways in the opening. I mounted an Ocean Nutrition feeding station (about $5) under the feeder to keep the food from being swept into the overflow before it could be eaten and set the door to dump about half as much food as I wanted to feed. Next I programmed it to drop food twice, five minutes apart, to give the fish enough time to eat the food before it was wasted. Lastly, I put only one week's worth of food in it in case of a malfunction. Nice, simple setup and it worked flawlessly :)
1936172
my tank is 30 x 12 and this fits perfect. I think you might have a minor 1" gap on the long edge. There would be greater evaporation, possible spot for certain fish to jump out. Or find something to cover the gap.
1481781
We left about 3/4 of a inch between the glass top and water level. There is quite a bit of water flow in the back but we added a air stone with a additional pump for looks and for the fish.
1810077
My tank is 3 gallons. It is strong enough for a larger tank. I keep the air stone around 2/3 of the way down in the tank in order to keep the waste from blowing around. It isn't too big. The fish like to swim nearby it. The Marina is much more quiet than another one that I have.
917832
Sorry - cannot help you as we have a turtle about the same size but we have him in a 100 gallon tank so there is 20 inches of clearance from the diving board to the bottom of the tank which is lots.
8918
You have a 46 gallon aquarium, be careful not to buy a lid that says 36 on it, that means it's a 36 gallon and the top wont fit yours.
1878652
The top is 12X24. I put a piece of plexiglass underneath the tank. I would suggest something like that just so your tank has the extra support. I have a 10gal tank on it.