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Topic	I impulse bought a 75 gallon tank for fish. Some tips?
IdiotMachine 12/20/20 10:09:55 PM #16:	MabusIncarnate posted... Honestly the canister filter is much more efficient because you can add whatever media you want on the inside and you always get 100% filtration. An overflow is fine, but what happens when it starts to get dirty, the water will flow over the cartridge and you lose a lot of filtration. A quality filter will save you from a lot more potential issues, an overflow is fine but if this is something you get into seriously, i'd suggest a Fluval 407 canister filter for your tank. Gotcha. Ill start out with an overflow and if this hobby becomes significant, Ill look into canister filters. Im looking into Koi fish now. --- https://imgur.com/XNEdLrJ <cite>IdiotMachine posted [p:948585368] in I impulse ... [t:79189491]...</cite> <quote>MabusIncarnate posted... </cite> <quote>Honestly the canister filter is much more efficient because you can add whatever media you want on the inside and you always get 100% filtration. An overflow is fine, but what happens when it starts to get dirty, the water will flow over the cartridge and you lose a lot of filtration. A quality filter will save you from a lot more potential issues, an overflow is fine but if this is something you get into seriously, i'd suggest a Fluval 407 canister filter for your tank.</quote>Gotcha. Ill start out with an overflow and if this hobby becomes significant, Ill look into canister filters. Im looking into Koi fish now. --- https://imgur.com/XNEdLrJ</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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