Will it work in a 1.5 gallon tank?
1378316
Hi -- I have a 2 gallon tank and it is working good. I recommend buying a cheap additional water thermometer and then setting the temperature on the heater to be slightly lower than the desired. For example I set my heater to 74 to get an actual temperature of 80F (as measured by the second thermometer).
1378317
No it won't, it is way too long to fit in small tanks. I had to return mine because it didn't fit in my five gallon tank.
1378318
it will, but i would get something smaller for that size tank, i have it with a 3g tank and it never gets under the temp i have it at, a 1.5 tank may be overkill, but it will keep it at the temp you want, but keep in mind, it takes up some room, so you have to make sure your tank is either high enough for it or if you put the whole thing in water and lay it down, you need to make sure your tank is long enough.
1378319
It has worked perfect and reliably for my 5 gallon betta tank, but it could possibly be too powerful for your use. Also, it's rather large in size, it would take up a lot of tank space.
569712
Yes it will work just fine. Be sure to turn down the regulator so you aren't using 150 psi. We use about 30 psi to blow our lines. It has a small 1.5 gallon tank so it will work fine.
657608
Yes. It doesn't get overly hot and works perfect in my 1.5 gallon acrylic tank. It'll be fine!
1197392
Your 3.5 gallon tank would be too small for this heater because I use it in my 5.5 gallon Top Fin tank and the length of this heater fits just perfectly in there vertically. It is safer to use this heater in a 5 gallon or more size tank but not less.
2004741
it should . I use it on a 10 gallon tankjust make sure you do not use it on dry glass
786875
I use it for a five gallon tank and it is great. A one gallon tank might be to small. Prior to getting this I had a flat heater that was under my gravel that auto censored to keep a tank at the right temp. The only problem with it was I needed to have more control of the temp in the. You might try finding it, sorry but I don't remember what kind it was, but I know it was for smaller tanks.
2249622
I am not sure - it would depend on the dimensions of the 5 gallon. My guess would be NO
2066682
If you want to use a bulk (5 gal) tank, yes. You'll need a hose and Type-1 adapter. Otherwise the little green Coleman bottles screw right in.
1123526
I would assume so. I use a 5 gallon and would imagine that a smaller one would fit as well.
1353536
I use 3 gallon bottles (smaller version of the standard 5) and they work fine. 1 gallon should work as well.
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
1130755
Not for this unit. It has a small water tank that holds a little more than1/4 gallon
1340305
i am using mine in a 2 1/2 gallon tank. & i had to take the plastic stem out in order to make it fit. I fitted it with a plastic aquarium plant pot covered with plastic mesh & it works great.
2179282
Mine works great in my 5 gallon goldfish tank. I'd only hesitate using it for bettas because sometimes water currents can damage their delicate fins.
900194
yes, but it depends on the size. We attached ours to a 2.5 gallon and it worked fine
2207201
YES if the 1 lb tank has acme threads it will work -- NO if the tank has a POL type valve
2083849
It will work. I have it on my 75 gallon. It's not as good as my halite but it is good for fish and live rock.