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utiliy Small Fry

Number of posts: 20 Location: southern illinois Job/hobbies: truck driver Thank You Points: 0 Registration date: 2009-02-12
 | Subject: filters u use on the BN tank Tue Feb 17, 2009 5:21 pm | |
| just curious what everybody else uses on the tank full of bristlenose. mine are in a 29g, i use 2 azoo spone filters only-with an airstone for more oxygen. should i use a power filter too? |
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816johnv V.I.P Member

Number of posts: 642 Age: 27 Location: Withernsea Near Hull East Yorkshire Job/hobbies: Breeding Plecs, Football and most other sports Thank You Points: 0 Registration date: 2009-01-09
 | Subject: Re: filters u use on the BN tank Wed Feb 18, 2009 3:16 pm | |
| i use a Ehiem aqua ball filter for my 182s and a sponge filter that can be transfered into my fry saver if the male kick the eggs out like he has done the last 2 spawns
and my 144s are in a 4ft tank with 9 L134s and i have an Ehiem External 2128 and a fluval 4+ internal filter.... i have air pumps creating bubble walls in all my tanks for extra oxygen |
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Curby Owner...


Number of posts: 2540 Age: 27 Location: Bolton UK Job/hobbies: U.F.C.....Gears of War.........Fishkeeping.. Humor: Daft as a Brush Thank You Points: 19 Registration date: 2008-12-26
 | Subject: Re: filters u use on the BN tank Wed Feb 18, 2009 9:08 pm | |
| Mine is built into the lid made by aqua one...nothing special but seems to do the trick with my L182's and common's so far.. My other tank also has a built in juwel corner filter(sponge) and also does a good job.. Although i want to get hold of a ehiem aquaball soon..  |
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JacobkGreen Juvinile Bristlenose


Number of posts: 86 Age: 22 Location: Rock Island, Il Job/hobbies: Stagehand Humor: everything Thank You Points: 0 Registration date: 2008-12-29
 | Subject: Re: filters u use on the BN tank Sat Feb 21, 2009 5:14 am | |
| Rina Filstar Xp on the 55 gal with two b/n.
and a Penguin Bio-wheel size B on the 20 gal. with one small b/n and a Platy. _________________ Jacob
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Dane Juvinile Bristlenose


Number of posts: 45 Age: 26 Location: Durham Job/hobbies: air con, plecs Humor: find out wont ya Thank You Points: 0 Registration date: 2009-01-31
 | Subject: Re: filters u use on the BN tank Sun Feb 22, 2009 10:21 pm | |
| any good external tend to keep away from internals
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KenG Juvinile Bristlenose


Number of posts: 49 Location: Hull, East Yorks Job/hobbies: ADI Thank You Points: -1 Registration date: 2009-02-21
 | Subject: Re: filters u use on the BN tank Tue Feb 24, 2009 10:54 pm | |
| I use Aqua one cf1200 external, eheim aqua ball and fluval 4 in my tank, the spray bar of the external is pointed upwards and the internals are pushing out a stream of bubbles, this gives good water movement, not fast or strong just continous steady flow.  |
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wolverine Large Bristlenose


Number of posts: 298 Age: 39 Location: South Yorkshire, Nr Rotherham - UK Job/hobbies: Fitness Consultant, Career Coach Thank You Points: 1 Registration date: 2010-05-25
 | Subject: I prefer internals... Mon Jul 05, 2010 11:14 pm | |
| at this moment in time for ease of access I prefer internals, though I run two in each tank just for extra backup and also incase one packs in... it is also handy if I have to remove one for my next set up to help mature the next tank more quickly...  I have 3 fluval filters( 2 fluval 4plus, and 1 xfluval 3plus) I also have a corner juwel filter as a spare which is currently under maintenance  I also have a couple of fluval plus 1 filters just for the small 5 gallon tank, though shortly going to invest in a couple of sponge filters and a decent spare pump. prefer internal as to me I dont mind taking the lid off the tank and removing the filter to clean it.... and to be truthful dont have much room in my terraced right now to get externals.... |
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