K knicks791 Feeder Fish MFK Member Sep 22, 2009 754 0 0 yonkers ny Sep 24, 2009 #1 I am thinking of purchesing a fx5 for a 55g. Will that be over kill?
M marauders30 Jack Dempsey MFK Member Jun 1, 2009 607 2 31 san diego Sep 24, 2009 #2 u could have less but if u got the money i say go for it. cant have too much filtration hahaha
D djarmstrong Feeder Fish MFK Member May 29, 2008 2,381 0 0 England Sep 24, 2009 #3 Depends on stock ! ? but yeah go for it . . .
B BMueller777 Gambusia MFK Member Apr 29, 2007 186 0 16 Northern New Jersey Sep 24, 2009 #4 DEFINITELY LOL
P PNWFisherman Feeder Fish MFK Member Apr 6, 2008 217 0 0 Washington Sep 24, 2009 #5 I would say its definitly overboard for a 55, if I had the cash I would invest in a bigger tank rather then a bigger filter.
I would say its definitly overboard for a 55, if I had the cash I would invest in a bigger tank rather then a bigger filter.
MadRussian79 Candiru MFK Member Mar 16, 2009 695 2 48 Where my fish swim Sep 24, 2009 #7 If you have fish that like current it would be fine. Also this would be a good way to cycle the filter in prep for getting a bigger tank.
If you have fish that like current it would be fine. Also this would be a good way to cycle the filter in prep for getting a bigger tank.
T TRENT Candiru MFK Member Nov 18, 2007 586 7 48 OREGON Sep 24, 2009 #8 I would say get it. Because you know you'll get a bigger tank in the future. I had a 55 and bought a FX5 (yes overkill). Now I have a 210. FX5 and a sump filtration done. Get my point, you'll need it down the road. One less thing to buy. JM2Cents
I would say get it. Because you know you'll get a bigger tank in the future. I had a 55 and bought a FX5 (yes overkill). Now I have a 210. FX5 and a sump filtration done. Get my point, you'll need it down the road. One less thing to buy. JM2Cents
N Nigel-James Feeder Fish MFK Member Sep 23, 2009 24 0 0 Enfield/London Sep 24, 2009 #9 It's overkill but if you can afford it then why not?