Is this enough filtration?

[silverlude15]

So I plan to have a 180 gallon tank 6 x 2 x 2

and have the following fish in it:

1 jardini arowana
2 indo tiger datnoids
1 ntt tiger datnoid
6 clown loach
1 green terror
and maybe a few other fish down the line


Would the following be sufficient filtration?

Eheim 2217 (rated for 160 gallons) + Penn Plax Cascade 700 (Rated for 60 gallons) + Hydro Sponge Filter V

Should I add another sponger filter or maybe another canister?

At this point I would really like to try and save on money. So far I have all these filtration canisters and sponge running on a 55 gallon growout so not spending anymore money would be a plus. That way I can just move all of my filtration over to the new tank.

 

[Burto]

I'm not an advocate of over filtration, but with that many potentially very large fish on that size tank I wouldn't be satisfied with that filtration. Combined I don't think they'd be creating much water movement or turning your tank over more than about twice an hour.
Add an FX5 and you're good to go, or an AC110 or a pair of AC110s.

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[Morledzep]

what he said

 

[ziggy2]

Of course another canister would do the trick, but you can't underestimate a good sponge. Add another one and see what it does. I think you do need to add something.

 

[Redearsunfish]

Not enough in my book. i'd take the advice given above me.

 

[importracer]

So I plan to have a 180 gallon tank 6 x 2 x 2...............
............................... a 55 gallon growout so not spending anymore money would be a plus. That way I can just move all of my filtration over to the new tank.

180, DIY wet/dry filter............For under $100, a wet/dry can be built for a tank measuring 125-180............