How many bubblers should I buy for a 5 gallon tank?
583683
I have one in my five gallon opposite the filter I would use two in a 15 or 20 gallon.
827892
I reccomend you grab two of the biggest or two of the ones a size smaller than the biggest. I have 2 of the biggest in my 120 gallon reef and the current could be a tiny bit more
1329457
Yeah, it'll be plenty, if not too much. This does generate a lot of bubbles. Make sure you order the proper tubing though, to go with the diffuser you need to get.
590189
I used two for a 200 gallon aquaponics tank, with a timing of 5 minutes on 5 minutes off. They put out a lot of volume. I would think one would be enough for an emergency.
281872
Well, if you want a LOT of bubbles it will be perfect.. It has four outlets so you could easily have four aquariums going. I have a 60-gal tank and it is more than enough.. And super quiet.. I would suggest getting it.. You can upgrade your tanks and never need additional equipment.
403320
To brew 5 gallons of beer, you need at least 6.5 gallons of space (pre-boil volume). The more the better. I'd recommend a 32qt at a minimum to avoid boilovers. I brew 10 gallon batches in a 20 gallon pot and it's easy peasy. Much smaller and it was a hassle. So for 5 gallon batches, i'd recommend a 40 qt, 32qt at a minimum.
817335
I would say 3 to avoid dead spots. I had 2 on a 4 ft tank. I only used them for 2 months though before I got a 6 ft and changed to metal halide. If your interested in them I will give you a good deal. Still have original boxes. Berreybunch @ saltreef com
1568185
I use two for my 55 gallon reef. SPS/LPS mix. I only run them at ~70% strength and everything does great. I think one would be good.
1067352
I have 3 tanks and find it best to have one on each side for my larger tanks 155 and 265. I have only one on my 55 gallon. I would go with one large on one side and see how that does, it wont hurt to add a smaller one one the right side if needed.
1522259
You'll need about 40 of them!!! Save your $$$$ and buy some jebao pumps that really honestly do work. Jebao is a strong pump with built in controller and wavemaker. Im Being A % 100 Honest When I Tell YOU Hydor Koralia Evolution is a Junk product. Unless what your looking for is a pump that is HUGE, SUPER WEAK, AND YES EXTREMELY NOISY!!!!!!!! I made a huge mistake and bought these pumps also. Jebao pumps are the way to go for your $$$$$! And performance! !!! On my reef tank I also use a jebao 6000 return pump,,, awesome!!! Has everything built in....awesome product
813089
These are used in 55 gallon breeder tanks all the time, so yes. Two will work just fine. Be sure you also have a water pump going to help prevent dead spots in the water.
2064701
the bubbler itself gives plenty of bubbles. I used them for a move of my 60 gallon aquarium. As to how much it can handle depends on the amount of fish you have in there and the amount of water 1 bubbler easily oxygenate 5 gallons of water, and in that small amount of water I defused them to tone down the flurry of bubbles. I was very pleased with battery consumption and they are pretty quiet.
1467247
hi . ours works excellent on a 75 gal tank , excellent so i imagine two would be great just dont overfeed and do regular water changes , definately use the uv when putting in new fish ! add a few bubblers we use the lighted underwater bubblers 24 inches and of course all depends on freshwater or saltwater tank , we use ours on africans and discus tanks , its a super quiet and very efficient filter sherry
1588378
I sealed a five gallon tank and didnt even use an eighth of the pint once the excess was all drained. Hope this gives you an idea of how much you'll need for you're project.
1225287
Depends on the total water volume of the tank. 5g or less, 1 would be sufficient. But you should really have atleast 1.5g per betta.
621120
Depends some on how good your well and pump are. If you have a strong pump, you can use a smaller tank, it just cycles more. But for a pressure tank for your well, you typically want anywhere from a 30-60 gallon tank
751179
Depends what you are keeping. For a coral tank with few to none sps, 1 650 should be just fine, I'd start there. If you decide you need more, just add another later on.