water flow for my gsp?
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Mr puffington
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water flow for my gsp?
Just wondering if my 2.5 inch gsp would like to have a power head for some water current. He's in a light brackish 30 gal tank. Just thought it might be fun for him. But could it be to much?
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Re: water flow for my gsp?
An air bar would be better.
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Mr puffington
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Re: water flow for my gsp?
Are talking about a bubbler? I just thought he might like some current to swim against.
Re: water flow for my gsp?
from what i've seen, they don't really like the current. they don't seem to be a current friendly fish with the way their fins are and that they use them to propell around, a lot of moving water just seems to push them around more than anything.
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Re: water flow for my gsp?
Ok. It was just a thought. Thanks for the reply.