P Pshmock Candiru MFK Member Sep 30, 2008 247 1 48 new york Sep 3, 2009 #1 I want a high quality filter for a 90 gallon tank. Any reccomendations. Also i dont want it to be too pricy.
I want a high quality filter for a 90 gallon tank. Any reccomendations. Also i dont want it to be too pricy.
Toby_H Peacock Bass MFK Member Jun 21, 2007 4,301 399 122 Charlotte, NC Sep 3, 2009 #2 I've filterd a 90 Gallon with two AC 100s and a powerhead (to make water movement at the bottom) and was very happy with the results...
I've filterd a 90 Gallon with two AC 100s and a powerhead (to make water movement at the bottom) and was very happy with the results...
V vaine111 Fire Eel MFK Member Jan 7, 2009 3,468 4 68 Metro-Detroit Sep 3, 2009 #3 Had 2 marineland 400's on my old 90. You can get away with one depending on your stock.
B bgcoop8784 Feeder Fish MFK Member Aug 22, 2009 469 1 0 41 Augusta GA Sep 3, 2009 #4 2 ac110's with powerhead, or just get a fluval fx5 off ebay for around $200.
S sick_lid Jack Dempsey MFK Member Jun 24, 2008 1,145 1 36 Austin, TX Sep 3, 2009 #5 What is going in the tank? I say 2 ac110's for a heavy stocked tank.. 1 could work if not. They sell for around $80 I think.
What is going in the tank? I say 2 ac110's for a heavy stocked tank.. 1 could work if not. They sell for around $80 I think.
12 Volt Man Arapaima MFK Member May 24, 2007 6,669 1,045 203 canada Sep 3, 2009 #6 I vote for 1 AC110 and one Rena XP3 canister. great combo. clean the AC weekly. clean the canister once per month works great on even heavily stocked 90's
I vote for 1 AC110 and one Rena XP3 canister. great combo. clean the AC weekly. clean the canister once per month works great on even heavily stocked 90's
FSM Blue Tier VIP MFK Member Jan 1, 2008 5,261 9 367 Georgia Sep 3, 2009 #7 2 AC110s is less than $150 and should work great. I use the foam block, a layer of filter floss, and the bag of biomax.
2 AC110s is less than $150 and should work great. I use the foam block, a layer of filter floss, and the bag of biomax.
T TRENT Candiru MFK Member Nov 18, 2007 586 7 48 OREGON Sep 3, 2009 #8 My vote is a FX5 just in case you get a bigger tank in the future (you know you will).
J JakeH Fire Eel MFK Member Mar 17, 2009 1,961 1 66 Houston, TX Sep 4, 2009 #9 TRENT;3425563; said: My vote is a FX5 just in case you get a bigger tank in the future (you know you will). Click to expand... Tough to argue with that! If this is your last tank, I would agree with all the other suggestions, though.
TRENT;3425563; said: My vote is a FX5 just in case you get a bigger tank in the future (you know you will). Click to expand... Tough to argue with that! If this is your last tank, I would agree with all the other suggestions, though.
Toby_H Peacock Bass MFK Member Jun 21, 2007 4,301 399 122 Charlotte, NC Sep 4, 2009 #10 JakeH;3426931; said: Tough to argue with that! If this is your last tank, I would agree with all the other suggestions, though. Click to expand... lol, it's easy to argue with that... $200~300 for an FX5 or $100~150 for two AC 110s... Also note that two AC 110s move more water than an FX%. While I know there is a lot more to filtration than gph... gph still matters...
JakeH;3426931; said: Tough to argue with that! If this is your last tank, I would agree with all the other suggestions, though. Click to expand... lol, it's easy to argue with that... $200~300 for an FX5 or $100~150 for two AC 110s... Also note that two AC 110s move more water than an FX%. While I know there is a lot more to filtration than gph... gph still matters...