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February 21st 11, 06:25 PM
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Your installation, so that one means a lot to me, and in several occasions, I suggested In the PH-Biowheel portfolio to others as a cost-effective way to increase mechanical and biological filtration. I never really put it fully into account the tanks. One reason may be, I have been able to move, almost all technology to produce out of the tank and in accordance with the position.
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May 27th 11, 12:21 AM
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Twice now I've bought abominable filters and regretted it. Now 3 out of my 4 tanks accept Eheim canisters. They're simple to clean, simple to set up, and are pretty abundant silent. For that tank, the Pro II 2028, rated for 159 gallons, would be nice.
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