Filter for fry tanks, is this suitable?

Started by Echo, November 22, 2006, 10:22:29 PM

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Echo

Hi guys. Just after some advice. Im setting up some breeding tanks and im needing ideas with filters. Would this-

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=320052095521&ssPageName=STRK:MEWA:IT&ih=011

be suitable? Theyre 2ft tanks about 60L. Ive got an Airpump (with mulitple outlets) thats 1900Lp/h. And im wanting to hook up 6 tanks, so 6 filters, that wont suck up the fry. Would this suit do you think? Thanks guys!!

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fishlover

yes they are suitable i have got similar to those in my tanks except with two sponges not one thanks.

Cory Fan

Hi, how many of those are you after? I might able to help u out. Pls let me know by Friday.
fter multiple tiers wooden stand??
Drop me a pm.

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Echo

Would this be suitable too, or would you recommend the 1st one? THANKS GUYS!!! (2FT, 60L tanks, going to be used for fry, and will be the only filter in the tank). Air pump is 1900L. Thanks!!
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Muttley

I only use the medium sponge filters in all my 2ft tanks and they work perfectly.  I also use the small ones in a couple of 1ft tanks.  I got all mine from Age of Aquariums.  :D

AvJohnny

I got my sponges filters form Ben as well. (Age of Aquariums)

Give him a call he will look after you.

John.
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