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On Fri, 04 Feb 2005 10:33:36 -0800, Larry Blanchard wrote:
I've currently got a betta and a cory cat in a 2.5 gallon tank with no filter and no plants. I want to move the betta into a 5.5 planted tank and add a filter. I'll move the cory to another tank and get him some companions, replacing him with an SAE. Actually, I've already set up the tank and cycled it. The problem is that the filter on it, the smallest Aquaclear, generates too much water flow for a betta, even turned down all the way. So I'm looking for a different filter. I could go with no filter at all, but I tried that in the 2.5 gallon and it seemed to increase algae growth. The only thing I've come up with so far is a Duetto 50, but I'm wondering if there are other alternatives. Suggestions? BTW, the airstone driven corner/box filters seem to have quite a turbulence effect from the bubble stream, so unless there's a way to quiet them and still have them work, I don't think they'd be suitable. Sponge filter! Like the Jungle labs Dirt magnet Jr. Works very well. I had a Hydro 1 in a 2.5 but it was a bit too big for my likeing. Worked but too big... Tom |
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