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Posted 16 July 2005 - 02:38 PM
What types/specific brands or models are you currently using with your tanks? Share it with the world
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Posted 16 July 2005 - 10:40 PM
I personally like Emperors.
10 gallon planted
S.A. Bumblebee Catfish (3")/ African Butterflyfish (4")
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0.1 Leopard Gecko (9")
1.0 Mali Uromastyx (12")
1.0 Rainbow Niger Uromastyx (11")
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Grammostola rosae (Rose-Haired Tarantula)
S.A. Bumblebee Catfish (3")/ African Butterflyfish (4")
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0.1 Leopard Gecko (9")
1.0 Mali Uromastyx (12")
1.0 Rainbow Niger Uromastyx (11")
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Grammostola rosae (Rose-Haired Tarantula)
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Posted 17 July 2005 - 02:51 AM
Eheim 2215,2217
Aquaclears various sizes
Aquaclears various sizes
There can never be enough bichir creature keepers
Anne here beblondie everywhere else
Ap's Idea queen
comitted but not confined
"more leg than a bucket of chicken"scorpio
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Anne here beblondie everywhere else
Ap's Idea queen
comitted but not confined
"more leg than a bucket of chicken"scorpio
2004-2005 Member of the year (humble huh)
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Posted 17 July 2005 - 03:05 AM
6 x Fluval 404s
1 x Eheim Pro II (2028)
2 x Eheim Classics (2213)
1 x Sacem Marathon 400
1 x Unistar TOP333-8
1 x Hozelock Bioforce 9000 with 1400 GPH pump.
1 x Eheim Pro II (2028)
2 x Eheim Classics (2213)
1 x Sacem Marathon 400
1 x Unistar TOP333-8
1 x Hozelock Bioforce 9000 with 1400 GPH pump.
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Posted 17 July 2005 - 08:28 AM
- homemade wet/dry w/ 30 gal sump
- assorted Aquaclears
- assorted Aquaclears
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Posted 17 July 2005 - 09:17 AM
i like my Emperors for my small tanks and home made wetdrys/
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Posted 17 July 2005 - 11:54 AM
Have those of you with Eheims had good luck with them so far?
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Posted 17 July 2005 - 12:08 PM
Had no problems witth any of my filters.
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Posted 17 July 2005 - 08:23 PM
2 x DIY wet/drys using Cell Pore media (good stuff!)
Tidepool II wet/dry (very noisy, but easy maintnance)
Emp 400's (good but I always seem to break a tiny piece on them every time I service them)
Fluval 404 (messy to service, but no other complaints)
Penquin 330's with biowheels (good, durable, efficient, and low price)
Tidepool II wet/dry (very noisy, but easy maintnance)
Emp 400's (good but I always seem to break a tiny piece on them every time I service them)
Fluval 404 (messy to service, but no other complaints)
Penquin 330's with biowheels (good, durable, efficient, and low price)
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Posted 18 July 2005 - 09:04 AM
Canisters:
I've used Magnums in the past, good filters/great prices.
Currently have 2 fluval 404's. Great canisters, like the multistage options, easy to service. Decent prices.
Power HOBs:
I've had exp w/ whisper 1/3/4, marinelands bio wheel 300 (x2), skilter 400 w/protein skimmer, aquamaster 600.
They all work well, the aquamaster and whispers are quiet, the skilter is quiet without the venturi for the protein skimmer on, and the marineland isn't loud but isn't silent (trickle from the bio wheels), and was my favorite because it had options for 3 stage filtration. The whispers had an optional foam pad insert for biological, and i've always used bio balls in the back of the skilter and aquamaster for biological.
I've used Magnums in the past, good filters/great prices.
Currently have 2 fluval 404's. Great canisters, like the multistage options, easy to service. Decent prices.
Power HOBs:
I've had exp w/ whisper 1/3/4, marinelands bio wheel 300 (x2), skilter 400 w/protein skimmer, aquamaster 600.
They all work well, the aquamaster and whispers are quiet, the skilter is quiet without the venturi for the protein skimmer on, and the marineland isn't loud but isn't silent (trickle from the bio wheels), and was my favorite because it had options for 3 stage filtration. The whispers had an optional foam pad insert for biological, and i've always used bio balls in the back of the skilter and aquamaster for biological.
