HELP - FILTRATION FOR 75g

  • We are currently upgrading MFK. thanks! -neo
Fire eel grow very fast in the first year of their life, with good diet and water you would see at least 1 inch per month. Your 75G or 125G future upgrade still too small for Fire eels.
 
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Now do i need anything extra for a canister filter? I've never had one before. Like if I bought a canister filter would it come with everything necessary to set up and run
 
AC100 is a great HOB filter. If you need just some more BIO filtration you can go with a sponge filter. They don't look so great but they get the job done. Canisters are also good, just a pain when you have to clean them.
 
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AC100 is a great HOB filter. If you need just some more BIO filtration you can go with a sponge filter. They don't look so great but they get the job done. Canisters are also good, just a pain when you have to clean them.
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+1 ac100 hold a large amount of bio for an hob and even when you upgrade it can be moved to the new tank along with a can to help with mech filtration,purigen, even pothos plants
 
The AC brands do not fit on my 75g tank because of the black casing around the tank which is meant to hold a hood.
I have an AC on my 40g
 
For the time being I added another penguin 150 to the 75g so it has a penguin 150 & penguin 350. Just until i order another filter.
My 40g has an AC 50(?) i forget which model exactly along with a spare 20gallon filter I had laying around. This too is temporary.

When I order a new filter for the 75g i will move the penguin 150 back to the 40g along with the AC
75g will have the penguin 350 + whatever other filter i choose
 
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