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Re: Powerhead/Pump
Ok so i decided to get a wet dry from Mike. Do I still need a powerhead with it?
Ok so i decided to get a wet dry from Mike. Do I still need a powerhead with it?
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Re: Powerhead/Pump
I have a W/D rated for 75 gallons on my 125, and a eheim 2217, and a Oddessea XP250 powerhead, and I feel I am a bit under filter'd if you will, only because I have about 40 fish in this tank.
My point is, you can't really go overboard on filtration, well you can, but only by adding multiple filters and powerheads.
2 powerheads, One canister, and a good W/D would be my ideal set up on my 125.
OR.....I could see myself going with 2 emperor 400's and the W/D. That would work for me as well.
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Re: Powerhead/Pump
Overfiltration is perfect filtration on a cichlid tank.
My 125g has a W/D rated for a 300g-1200pgh pump, Eheim Pro 2228, Rena XP3, Maxi-jet 900-600, Odyssea xp350 in the sump.
You can't go wrong with a Wet/Dry! They are great bio-filters but IMO you would want at least another canister in there to help with mechanical filtration and circulation.700g Mini-Monster tankComment
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