I know they are rated for 400 gal supposedly. Any thoughts on if 1 is really better than sufficient for a 220 gal tank
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Thoughts on fluval fx6
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Depends on what your stock is... I have 2 on a 180gal and still do 60% water changes on it. I have 1 on a 75gal and do the same for water changes.
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Yeah I'm good with water changes. Stock would be a jardini arowana and possibly (fingers crossed) a cat or few bichirs
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Mainly wondering if the turnover rate is really enough to use just one. For bio and mech
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I run FX's on tanks 180-265g. 2 on the 265. Singles on the 180's get some help from smaller cans or AC110's. 220 is not a good Jardini tank though. Fish can get longer than the tank is wide.
He'll be good in there for a good while. It's 30 deep. Anyway I'm asking abt filtration but thanks
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Id run two fx6. If running just one I'd add some HOB, Sponge, or a smaller canister filter. Sponge filters aren't great mechanical filtrated but for real cheap you can increase your beneficial bacteria
Yeah thought abt that. I use a cpl sponges in some other tanks
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+1 I use an fx6 and ac110 works great. Fx6 is a great filter but an s.o.b to clean. If money isnt a concern (for me it was) I would get the eheim 2262
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