with wet/drys do you have to buy a pump, or do they make kits with everything?
i was looking at the ones on Dr.F&S
i was looking at the ones on Dr.F&S
wet-dry question
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also has anyone used oine of these? or have any info on them?
http://www.drsfostersmith.com/product/prod_display.cfm?c=3578+3579+3587+18381&pcatid=18381
http://www.drsfostersmith.com/product/prod_display.cfm?c=3578+3579+3587+18381&pcatid=18381
you have to buy a pump that will return the water back to your aquarium. an overflow is what will bring water to a wet/dry filter.Nicksplosion;1987404; said:
this looks useless to me. its so tiny. how many gallons is your aquarium?Nicksplosion;1987410; said:
i have a 30g now.
i know it probably doesnt need a wd but i am just wondering if i need a pump for them because i may be buying a 75 in the future.
i know it probably doesnt need a wd but i am just wondering if i need a pump for them because i may be buying a 75 in the future.
For that tiny wet/dry filter, it would fit in your 30g, but I would go with an HOB filter for you tank. But since you are upgrading, don't bother with that little wet/dry filter.
if you dont have fish in your 30g, then I would transform that into a wet/dry filter. it will need a pump, overflow, some baffles (dividers), bio balls, hoses, etc... almost all wet/dry filters that are already built come with everything except a pump.
if you dont have fish in your 30g, then I would transform that into a wet/dry filter. it will need a pump, overflow, some baffles (dividers), bio balls, hoses, etc... almost all wet/dry filters that are already built come with everything except a pump.
you need to size a pump to your tank (overflow GPH... total head hight etc...) for a 75 i would just get a good canister filter or 2....
