Would this be too much for a 1 gallon tank?
1838701
Yep, too much. Depending on the tank's dimensions, and assuming it will even fit inside your tank, it would "work" if you can adjust the bubbles to an appropriate minimum. But it is definitely larger than you need for a one gallon. A smaller version of this type of filter would be better, like the "Jardin Fish Aquarium Mini Cylinder Soft Sponge Water Filter, Black". Still, I would want to be able to dial down the bubbles for a smaller tank.
1838702
Yes, I use it in a 5 gallon and I wouldn't use it in anything smaller than that.
1838703
It might be alil too big. They make the same thing but it only has one foam tower on it
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.
2045258
You may be cramming to many things in there at once. Remember this is only a one gallon tank. If you get the three gallon tank you may have more room if it's wider.
1466118
I'd be hesitant. 25w is way oversized for a one gallon. marineland makes a good 10w preset that I've used in 2.5's but even then the water was warmer than I expected.
590188
I would err on the side of caution and go with two. I use mine in a thirty gallon live well on my boat and it is more than sufficient to keep bait alive for a couple days. Fish tanks can have several thousand dollars tied up in tropicals and if it were my tank two would be my choice.
768679
Personally I think it may be too much for that size tank. It would filter just fine and do a great job, my only reservation would be current. It would be pretty turbulent in there and the intake might suck in some fish in a heavily stocked tank.
430458
I roughly measured the tank, I think the 1.11 is probably closer. I filled the tank with a gallon, plus about a quarter of a quart (measured with a quart bottle that wasn't graduated). I didn't measure how much beyond that fits in the base, but it might make up the remaining 0.4 gallons. I disagree with S.Wagner-- the size of the filter is not nearly enough to displace 0.4 gallons.
777619
I have this in a 5 gal and it has worked wonderfully for my Betta. I added a good filter and cycled it first.Curious as to what you would put in a 1 gal, the smaller the tank the harder it it to maintain and it requires almost daily water changes when this small
1434744
It's best to figure on one fish per gallon. More can survive but keeping the tank clean is more work.
657608
Yes. It doesn't get overly hot and works perfect in my 1.5 gallon acrylic tank. It'll be fine!
1258478
Please check in the description of the items on the page for a specific amount.. My approximate estimate is 1 gallon.
1478270
Yeah but you really don't need this much for a freshwater tank I wouldn't recommend this for that unless you have strict space limitations or just like the look.
809763
It should be fine. If you have a heavily populated tank you might consider a larger unit or be prepared to empty the collection cup more frequently. I ran mine for over a year and a half before I upgraded to a bigger tank and never had a problem with it.
1290743
It might be too powerful for only a 10 gallon tank. I use it in my 70 gallon tank.
1050350
Yes it will be ok for it, i have one on my squared 120 gallon tank and looks very good. There are no dark areas in it.
973579
possibly, it's pretty big but it will likley do fairly well. In a 10 gallon it takes up 1/4 to a 1/3 of the space.
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.