Just a personal dream for a filter...

[davo]

lol ive survived without it all these years, im sure i can spend my money on other things

 

[gomezladdams]

Looks like a psychotic teapot

 

[WyldFya]

Wow, I agree, that is one wicked nice filter but very steep for 60 gallon rating. Is it for fresh or salt water, or both?

It really is meant for a planted freshwater tank. But it could be used on SW or FW. Personally when I setup SW I use protein skimmer and LR to do the job.

 

[WyldFya]

lol ive survived without it all these years, im sure i can spend my money on other things

You aren't into planted tanks like I am.

 

[hillbilly]

Looks solid, but way too small for larger fish.

 

[loach43]

Nice filter....for Bill Gates

 

[Tongue33]

Looks solid, but way too small for larger fish.

For the umpteenth time He said its more for PLANTED TANKS NO LARGE Fish IF ANY FISH AT ALL knowing Wyldfya they would Probably non large PLECS

 

[hillbilly]

For the umpteenth time He said its more for PLANTED TANKS NO LARGE Fish IF ANY FISH AT ALL knowing Wyldfya they would Probably non large PLECS

Yeah, but you've never seen 6"to 8" fish in planted tanks? Thus, LARGER fish!

 

[WyldFya]

This filter is designed for PLANTED TANKS!!!!!!!


Large fish or not, this filter is designed for a planted tank. IF you don't understand how a planted tank works, please take a few minutes to research it. Plants will remove nitrogen from the water. Filters for planted tanks are easy to access for maintenance and have powerful pumps to pull the junk in and trap it. Leaves and stems are 1000 times harder on a pump then anything even a full grown arowana could put out.

 

[hillbilly]

This filter is designed for PLANTED TANKS!!!!!!!


Large fish or not, this filter is designed for a planted tank. IF you don't understand how a planted tank works, please take a few minutes to research it. Plants will remove nitrogen from the water. Filters for planted tanks are easy to access for maintenance and have powerful pumps to pull the junk in and trap it. Leaves and stems are 1000 times harder on a pump then anything even a full grown arowana could put out.

Yes I know how a planted tank works. My first planted tank was in the early 1970's with neons and guppies. Back then, we only had box filters, worked decent enough with hardy plants. Geezz!