From 10G to 75G

Damn bro a 7" Oscar in a ten gallon lol. I'm not gonna hate on you for it we all have put off upgrades before. Canister filters are pretty good these days. I have a fluval 406 and it as a valve that cuts the syphon and then you can disconnect the lines. No mess and easy to clean and slap back together. Just depends on what you want. Oscars are messy as I'm sure you know so I would oversize your filter. Eheim is a good quality filter too. I would avoid buying from a major chain store cuz they're usually over priced. Look online for the best deal or your lfs. Good luck.


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I'm running an Eheim Pro 3e 2078 on my 75g goldfish aquarium with 3 pretty big guys who are over 8½ yrs old (1) & over 6 yrs old (2) with a BN Pleco.

My only advice is if you choose to go Eheim, unless you will actually use the features available on the electronic models AND the place you purchase it from includes the proprietary USB connector, stick with the classic models.

If your worried about canisters, then just run 2x Ac110s and maybe a powerhead and you'll be set.

I hear Api Rena's are easy to maintain, but if you want a good bang for your 75 then get a fluval Fx5. Fluval makes quality products, I own a G3 and its excellent on my 40b.


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Eheim 2217 would be great on a 75.

I've actually heard good things about the sunsun canister filters, and they're quite affordable on amazon. Other routes would be make your own filter, you can get decent sized pumps these days for cheap, check out harbor freight or go online and we have plenty of designs on our diy section for making filters. The two ac 110s will serve you well and if on a budget I feel two ac70s will get the job done especially if you have a powerhead for some current.