This system is rated for 15-40 gallon tanks. My tank is 10 gallons. Will it be ok to use this on my 10 gallon?
1107484
I don't see any reason that you can't. You can adjust the air flow through the diffuser.
1107485
It will work fine on a 10 gallon tank. You can adjust how much c02 is released and the cartridges will last longer than for a larger tank.
1107486
Don't see why not use a slower bubble rate. There is also a test kit you can buy to check carbonic acid levels but depends on how heavy the tank is planted as to how much gets used up. Turn off at night as plants revert the other way at night.
1107487
I used it on my 10g tank. The fine control was a bit tricky, but it worked okay in the end.
1107488
Most likely because you can control the bubble count, hence dosage. Alternately you might consider the smaller Fluval CO2 unit. The larger 88 unit will mean fewer cartridge changes and less chance to over tighten the cartridge which can damage the rubber O ring and cause CO2 leakage.
1895951
It depends on the volume of water and the room temperature. This heater will easily maintain a 10gal tank at 80 even when the room temperature is around 65. I am sure there is some mathematical equation that you can use to calculate what it could do in a gallon or a quart.
1638967
You might be able to use it. That size turtle is a little big for that size tank. I use two of these filters both in the corners and it works fine. You could try one and see how it goes. If needed, get the second one. Personally, I don't change the filters as often as they recommend and I've been using this system for probably at least 6 years.
601617
I have a 10 gallon on top. The bottom is narrower so a 10 gallon won't fit. Maybe a 5 gallon on bottom.
320514
if they fit in your filter, they should work. However they are meant for a mini filter, I use them in my 3.5 gallon tank. So I'm not sure how they will work in a 10 gallon. However, if they fit I wouldn't pass up the deal, way cheaper than petsmart.
1731914
Well it will certainly work but it's overkill. a 40 gallon should only require a 100 - 150 watt model. This one is cheaper so you might as well. That way if you ever upgrade your tank you already have a larger heater.
1813932
I use a 10 gallon pump with this. I don't think the tank or filter matters.
1405107
I use the mini siphon on my ten gallon and it works awesome! I had a larger one from a different aquarium and it really was impractical for that size tank.
1120135
I wouldn't use it in anything over 15gal. It is very unreliable with out a solenoid valve.
1893383
The rating of the tank, by the manufacturer, should be in the 30-40 gallon range. This info should be on the manufacturer's web site.
1356303
I don't recommend 30 Gallons tank. I bought this for 10 gallon tank. It was not enough.And I found a problem. Connection is weak.(from light parts to AC adaptor)
843729
No. You need a bigger stick-on heater for a ten gallon. This one is made for about 1.5-3 gallons
133264
It should be ok..that filter is up to 40g.... That thing should keep your tank pretty clean. Plus you can adjust the flow so your not creating a whirlpool inside the small tank. IMO I'd upgrade to at least a 20 or 30 gallon... Hope I helped!!
1089225
as long as you buy the extra hose attachment you should be fine. we use ours with a 10 foot extension and our large tank.
687875
I put mine I bought on a 15 gal tank, It says on the pump 60 PSI switch and 2.1 gal per minuet flow. It was easy to hook up and works like a charm.
763053
I can tell you it worked wonders in my 40 gallon tank. Can't imagine 15 extra gallons making a huge difference.
1560898
its pretty obivious the way filters are rated 10 for 10gal 20 for 20gal. 30 for 30 gal. your fine if u purchases the 20gal. my 30 gal.one works great