Is this too much for a 1.1 gallon tank?
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The 10 watt is too much for your tank. I had mine in a 3 gal and it was too warm.
1683084
Because it is always on, it could overheat a 1 gallon tank kept in a warm room. In a cool room, it might be fine
1683085
Probably. It fluctuates quite a bit in our 2.5 gallon tank It's always in the appropriate range of a good temperature, but only BARELY sometimes.
1683086
Yes. I have a 3 gallon and I think it is a bit too warm at times. It works well though
755903
I think this works for up to a 5 gallon tank. It might not matter too much about the extra 1/2 gallon though this filter ha a lot of power!
1356305
I'd get 2 depending on how long the tank is. My tank is 5 gallons but I bought it to grow my floating plants. It's a bright lamp
524940
Not 1 thing you would need about 1 gallon and a 1 quart depending on the color
1579200
One bag is enough for about a one inch layer of in a 30 gallon tank. So no, not really; you'll want at least a 2" substrate for plants to be happy, and that's why you're planning on buying Flourite, isn't it? I used one bag of this and two 12 lb bags of Carib Sea Flora Max in my 30 gal. Plant growth is great. I do use additional fertilizers, though.
1381774
Dont't know about 1 gallon, but we operated this heater in a 3 gallon. It was recommended by the tank company (no affiliation with Tetra)
1579155
Just get one and try it out. I believe the tank will be more than good enough for your tank.
1586772
Its very possible to use this for a 250 gallon I have a 125 and use this 300 watt well below what's recommended for my tank size it keeps it very warm and its very durable I have large Oscars in my tank u can only imagine try contacting a pet smart and see what they think u may have to purchase 2 but its still great at the price amazon has it versus pet supply stores there normally $50-60 bucks at pet for just 1
687412
I am running mine on a 120 Gal. tank which is also fully planted with no problem. 2 350's on a 75 Gal. would be an overkill in my opinion.
343039
the tank holds 1/2 gallon it gets around 70 miles per tank that is about what I'm getting on mine
177444
One drop in services a 40 gallon tank for me. However. A smaller system such as yours will not be harmed with one drop in it will just be extra fresh and pleasant to clean up. Basically y one drop in per application is the rule.
2197139
Yes to your first question and yes to your other question but it really depends on how big your tank is
1381775
It would be great for a 1 gallon acrylic depending on what temperature you need. It heats at about 76-78, and it is not adjustable. I am keeping one of these for use in a sick tank for cold water fish, but I have opted to use the adjustables for my other tanks. It is not quite warm enough for my bettas, and it's a little too warm for everyday use in my cold water tank. I used this in two different tanks before switching out, one was a 2 gallon, and the other was a 5 gallon. It was consistently reliable at the 76-78 degrees.
1190139
Its a fairly large bad. I would say it would easily fill a 1 gallon container, probably more.
421744
You can use a 1lb tank. I have it hooked to a 20 lb tank with an adaptor hose.
1397111
the lowest setting is fine for my 15 gallon tall. I have 5 galaxy barbs, two albino cories cats, two amino shrimps, an otto catfish and a shit load of snails(Note: a bunch of moss cover my intake tube from time to time). But it depends on the fish you plan to get too. do your fish come from a place with fast moving water or slow? Since you already have a spare C4 and a tank just try it out. worse case you return the fish back.
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The tank holds 1 gallon. I use filtered water, and so did not install the provided filter (which uses up some of the volume).