Do I have too much filtration?

[chrisngo]

+1!

But try to remember you have have lake fish in whats practically a river enviroment there.

It just depends, look at how hard they're finning to stay in place..

I personally would shut some off until you have the bioload that requires the extra filtration.

Got it and great point! Currently the Fluval is running very slowly. I had to regulate it's flow or else it would spit out all the sand inside my Sea Storm Fluidized Bed filter. It's really the power heads that's the issue I suppose. I will turn one off and see how it goes.

Thank you
Chris

 

[pufferdudeg5]

I have a 75 gallon with 2 AC110's and 2 Rena XP3's, so I would say no lol.

Wow ^

I would have saved the money on one of those and got a bigger tank.

 

[Mudfrog]

Nah your fine.. on my 120g I have a wet dry filter with a pondmaster 2400 gph pump.. now thats a lot of circulation.. it's the 48x24 footprint too

 

[Sandman334]

there's no such thing as too much filtration.

i agree with HiImSean there is no such thing as to much filtration. just watch haynchinook334's youtube video