09-28-2008, 08:09 PM
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| Teenie Weenie Fish
Join Date: Sep 2008
Posts: 3
| Best answer I can give you on a canister is their superb bio filtration capabilities. I generally use multiple filters on my tanks as you can see in my sig... but the hob's are typically for mechanical and occasionally chemical through addition of carbon if required. I use sponge as a prefilter then ceramic rings and seachem matrix in all my filters...including the hob's... but the canisters have multiple trays for holding large amounts of rings and matrix for excellent bio filtration. I feel this combination has worked well for me. 
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125 gallon S/A cichlids w/ (2) Fluval 405 & (2) AC110's
90 gallon w/ mbuna - (2) AC110's & XP3
55 gallon w/ S/A cichlids - AC70 & Emperor 280
55 gallon mbuna - (2) AC70's & Magnum 350pro
29 gallon w/ convicts - AC50 & Whisper 40
20 gallon mbuna grow out - Magnum 220 & Penguin 150
10 gallon isolation/sick tank w/ AC20
6 gallon Eclipse w/ Neons |
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