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Power head
Im stilling setting up my 55 for SAP;s that i should be getting soon. Ive got a canister filter, and Im wondering if I should get a power head to help move around the water. The filter doesnt seem to move the water much, not sure if I should have a good current or not for the SAP's
RTR wrote:Fahakas do not have tank mates, they may have swimming food reserves.
Re: Power head
SAPs love current and are very powerful swimmers. Go for the powerhead and set your tank up like a river (powerhead and output at one end, intake at the other). It'll help them burn some energy.
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Re: Power head
+1Flutter wrote:SAPs love current and are very powerful swimmers. Go for the powerhead and set your tank up like a river (powerhead and output at one end, intake at the other). It'll help them burn some energy.
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Re: Power head
will do thanks for the info
RTR wrote:Fahakas do not have tank mates, they may have swimming food reserves.