Ok so my plan is to get a 106"x29" stock tank and put in a pair of epaulettes. I want to get 3 koralia 7's and put them in for flow. To filter I already have a fx5 so use that and then have a little giant te 5.5 mdq sc pump the water into 2 44 gallon trashcans with filter sock attached at top with them filled with bioballs and other media. Then have one empty back into pond while one fills a 100 or 150 gallon stock tank with an asm g-6 sitting in to skim. Then have it return to tank. How does that sound to you guys? also it will be inside and i need a way to heat it.
shark pond plan
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How many gallons it? Just curious because if it's over 400 you may need another filter....then again live rocks filter the water.
Also I've been hearing things that with fluval filters the gallonage they recommended should be cut in half. Apparently the filters aren't as strong as we may think....
I have an fx5 on my 72 massive filtration lol
Also I've been hearing things that with fluval filters the gallonage they recommended should be cut in half. Apparently the filters aren't as strong as we may think....
I have an fx5 on my 72 massive filtration lol
Thats 1113 gallons to the brim if the sides are straight up from the bottom, but what are they saying, 1000?
the site says its 920 http://www.usplastic.com/catalog/item.aspx?sku=9439&ctype=2&gclid=COGcl5vbpqUCFQY65Qod1yg94w i haven't bought anything yet i'm still in the planning stages
I have a bead filter on mine. Easy to use. Very easy, and can handle a huge bioload. They are pricey but low maintenance and simple for water changes and purging waste. My Koi create much more waste and that is why I went to this type of filter. Otherwise great setup.
http://www.macarthurwatergardens.com/biological.shtml
http://www.macarthurwatergardens.com/biological.shtml