2 Internal filter in one tank?

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fishhead0103666 said:
If he's like me that appearance means nothing for 99% of your tanks. In my 75 I have 2 cascade 1,000 on the front of the tank that are keeping the filters cycled for 2 new tanks I'm waiting to set up.
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Appearance not matter for...thing which giving me trouble is that if i put 2 internal canister filter i guess water current will be unstable and it will be difficult for the os to swim.
 
For any tank 75gallons and up, my go to preferred filtration is a sump under the tank. It doesn't take up anymore floor space than the tank itself.
 
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Go_redfish said:
For any tank 75gallons and up, my go to preferred filtration is a sump under the tank. It doesn't take up anymore floor space than the tank itself.
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Neither do cans and hobs generally but sumps are awesome, my kuhli loaches bred in mine, so cool
 
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Go_redfish said:
Well if you're just storing the animal then appearance really doesnt matter. My hospital tanks aren't pretty but they are efficent. When I'm done quarentining tho i enjoy displaying it in a setup that is relaxing, pleasing to look at, and hopefully mimics a natural environment in which the animal would better thrive. I suppose a good question to ask the OP is what is your vision for this tank?
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I agree with Go_redfish i dont bother the appearance i am just plan to put some substrate and one driftwood in 339 litres tank...but still confuse should use 2 internal canister filter or not?
 
Well I'm not too sure if this would work but perhaps you could build a platform above the tank and use that area for a canister or two?
 
Just out of curiosity do you have any internal filters in mind already?
 
And the other?
 
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