have to say that I just recently got my AC and like it much more than my Whisper or my Marineland BioWheel.
zerojquan85;2508656; said:No offense to the traditional Filters like AC 110.. but I dont recommend these filters for tanks larger than 50 gallon..
About some 8 yrs ago my dad invested in one of these cost about 75 at the time... they are good to a certain extend.. they crack.... and the pump heads sometimes gets worn out and useless...
I highly recommend Canister Filters.. Much more reliable.. My old Eheim 2213 was given to me by my uncle... and they still have existing parts for these canister filters.... I also own a Eheim 2236 awesome filters!
No offense to the traditional Filters like AC 110.. but I dont recommend these filters for tanks larger than 50 gallon..
About some 8 yrs ago my dad invested in one of these cost about 75 at the time... they are good to a certain extend.. they crack.... and the pump heads sometimes gets worn out and useless...
I highly recommend Canister Filters.. Much more reliable.. My old Eheim 2213 was given to me by my uncle... and they still have existing parts for these canister filters.... I also own a Eheim 2236 awesome filters!
I agree, a good canister is nothing compared to an AC.
gomezladdams;2508567; said:I agree,its an ok filter but is more difficult to deal with than an emperor 400.The big basket is sloppy to pull out to clean.The housings are very thin plastic.Never self restart after a waterchange.Ive had the sponges rise while running and spill water all over the floor.Stupid little plastic cam to hold the filter at the correct angle is a pita.
The emp 400s restart every time,media is easy to deal with and customize.Housings are thicker plastic.Just an all around better machine.