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Thread: is canister filter ok?

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02-27-2005, 05:14 PM	#4 (permalink)
Olyoxenfree Astrea Snail Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: , WI,Wisconsin Posts: 62 Karma: 1	Re: is canister filter ok? Have you done alot of research? I mean, I hope you have a good plan for keeping a marine aquarium: Some people may argue a blue tang needs at least 75-90 gallons of water, and you may have to upgrade. I moved to marine aquariums from freshwater and my biggest tip is: always bigger. In a freshwater aquarium where you could get by with a small whisper filter in salt water you need the biggest you can find! In freshwater where a filter would provide plenty of aeration; in salt you need powerheads and oversized filters! here is a link: http://www.3reef.com/cgi-bin/yabb/Ya...num=1109378758

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