usefull for marina betta kit? 0.8 gallon
1785136
Your beta would love the warmth, but it will take up valuable space if beta only has a 0.8 gallon tank. If you do decide to get one, I would highly recommend a thermometer so not to "cook" your beta. Personally, I would get a slightly bigger tank, so not to hurt my beta.
1785137
Too much heat for tank size...I would get a bigger tank for tha betterment of the fish.
1785138
yikes! .8 gallon seems really small! if you try it, start with the heat at it's lowest setting and be careful! M.
8007
Its all a matter of what you're going to keep in the tank but this should suffice for the size tank you have. Try doing a setup with a gang valve and several fine diffusers if your trying to have a higher level of oxygenation in the tank.
2010688
I use this filter in my 5 gallon freshwater planted aquarium housing a betta. It works amazingly. www.azoopalm.com/products/filtration says it is sutable for a 20-30 liter aquarium so at 26.497 liters your aquarium will do well with this filter.
1642185
I have a betta in a 5.5 gallon tank, and honestly this is the best bang for your buck. I tried going the cheap route before i knew much, and got just the ammonia kit. But later just ended up buying the whole thing. This is cheaper in the long run compared to some like 5 $ kit that has 15 strips.
818801
I use it for my 8/10 gallon nanocube saltwater tank. wish it pushed a bit more volume, but it works well. i've got a choclate chip starfish, curly q anemone, feather duster and small clown fish and two medium pieces of live rock.
43936
I'm unsure as to what a hearing tube is as I've only seen the submerged heaters. The tank is extremely small. My betta grew too big for it when he hit full size. I just recently purchased the Tetra 3 gallon cube and I'm very happy with it. It uses the same pump, but there's room for a heater & my betta can swim around more freely. He'd gotten to a size which barely permitted him to move in the hexagon. Although, I'd added a silk plant for him to hide in. I was very happy with the hexagon though. It was easy to clean once I found a cup to fit. The only issue I had was the suction cups on the pump kept coming loose. You have to get just the right suction in order for it to stay. Took a few days and does periodically come loose. I'd say that's a downfall of any pump attached by suction cups though. The bubbler LED was too powerful for my betta, however, so if that is your selling point, I would consider the 1.5 gallon Tetra Cube as it is not the best. Hope this helps :)
81300
For a res tank, in the bottom basket i used Fluval bio max media, and in the second basket use pre-filter media. For the top basket, the best results i found were with 2 activated carbon bags. This combination will have your water crystal clear and odorless
1603192
I just drop two whole cubes into my 65 gallon tank n it's gone in a few minutes. Sounds like you only have one fish in a small tank so you could probably crush it n give a small amount of one cube to your betta
1730109
Sorry not sure about your question... I love my tank I have two for my Bettas.
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.
1436329
I have not purchased this item and will never do so. One being that it is not worth it for what it is... Second that is is stressful on the fish being that they can see each other. Third, this is much too small to comfortably house three bettas. A single betta for this volume of water would be best. This is not to say that you can't house 3 bettas in such a small tank, but that it would be best to provide 2 1/2 gallons or 5 gallons minimum per fish. Maintenance may also be a problem. A single betta in a 5 gallon tank that has been cycled, has a heater, and is filtered would be best. Or you can divide a 5 gallon in two with a divider that prevents either betta from seeing each other or getting past. If you want companions for your betta, do some research online.
777620
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
2010685
Yes, it would work fine with a single betta. I like the fact that they are adjustable, look good, and do the job. I have had a pair of them running on a 3 way divided 10g tank flawlessly for a year now. You can even add more media if you like. I fitted a bit of sponge to the intake.
2153601
I bought this for a 5 gallon Fluval Spec and it works great. Very easy to use and makes water changes easy. Should work for you.
2034586
I have two of these tanks, each with a male Betta who loves it. They make perfect Betta habitats. The filter is too strong out of the box though so best thing is turn it to lowest setting and then cut a small slit (or tiny hole) in the rubber tube that runs between the pump and outlet nozzle. Remember, you can always add another pressure vent hole, but can't remove one so experiment. Mine are more like 1/4'" slits. Flow is just right now!
90036
I have this tank for a betta. The heater I use is a 10-watt Marina compact heater, it is stored in the filter compartment. Marina C10 Compact Heater, 10-Watt
2203002
I have one for real and it is a neat setup. Kit contains everything u need minus water & fish.