Wet/dry filter for a 55g Malawi tank

  • We are currently upgrading MFK. thanks! -neo
zennzzo;2814670; said:
Regardless of which wet/dry filter you run...
you'll need to have an overflow of one kind or another in the tank...

The Media in question is called Bio-bale, looks to be a CPR system...
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whats CPR? so is this a good deal?
 
MoFish78;2793829; said:
20 gallon Sea Clear wet/dry filter. Dimensions of the sump only: 38"L x 11"W x 12"H = water holding capacity ~ 20 Gallons

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would this be good enough? 50 bux.
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Is that for sale?
 
MoFish78;2810857; said:
how bout this for 100? it looks different. is the first one also better than this one?whats that stuff inside? looks like shredded paper.
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im also looking at this one but im not sure if its any good...and if the price is good. it comes with a pump. i have a 55g
 
If I was you, I would get my "horse back infront of my cart"
First I would find out all I could about sumps..pros..cons..any and all x-tra stuff needed..mods I would need to make to my tank or stand.
Sumps(IMHO)are xcelnt filter systems when set up properly, but have the potental for disaster when done wrong.
 
im convinced that wet/dry filtration is a good way to go. i have a 55g tank that's ready for a wet/dry filter so there's no need for any mods. right now im looking for one and posting the ones im finding on here to get an opinion on how good/bad of a deal they are...and the difference among all of them.
 
that looks good just put a polishing pad on top of the bio balls and success
 
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