what size tank can this filteration system handel I have 120 gallon aquarium
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i think soi'm happy with mine on a 90 gal reef.i did however do some slight mods- an aqualifter pump to enhance the venturi overflow & get rid of bubbles- upgraded the skimmer pump to an ASM G1 (with a slight mod) for greatly improved skimmer action
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i think so i'm happy with mine on a 90 gal reef. i did however do some slight mods - an aqualifter pump to enhance the venturi overflow & get rid of bubbles - upgraded the skimmer pump to an ASM G1 (with a slight mod) for greatly improved skimmer action
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It takes the big filter. I believe A size. I use an Intex sand filter with mine. The upgrade was well worth it.
613993
I am not quite sure. I only used what came with the tank. I do agree that the filter is a little too powerful for this small of a tank. I would just ask that question on google.
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i use this filter on my 10 gal tank with greate results.very crystal clear water filtering system the filters are large but they do a greate job.i have 3 and realy love the job they do.i hope this helps you
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If possible, measure your current filter. It must be 20 inches long and no more than 2.5 inches wide. No wiggle room on dimensions
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It should be ok..that filter is up to 40g.... That thing should keep your tank pretty clean. Plus you can adjust the flow so your not creating a whirlpool inside the small tank. IMO I'd upgrade to at least a 20 or 30 gallon... Hope I helped!!
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For tall tanks like yours, I would take the tube down to within three or four inches of the bottom if you can. This will give a better top to bottom turn over of the water. I agree that going to the bigger filter (#60) would be a good idea. It's hard to over filter a tank. If this will be the only system working, I would go to the #60 filter. If you are running an under gravel filter also, then the #40 will be fine.
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The 150 works the best and you can never have enough filter the 150 works up to 30gal so it would be the best and the aqua clear 30 is even better
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The API FilStar XP Canister Filter - XL (formerly the XP4) is an excellent filter for turtles. I have a few of them running right now. They're great filters. Require low maintenance on your turtle aquariums. They'll fit 55-75 gallon aquariums (standard sized).
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We are not sure. Ours is for a special application, filtering about 150 gallons quickly. Sorry
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tank is 15x11 and filters are 15x17 I have mine mounted on wall in garage. takes up a lot of space for under the sink
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I have a 150g set up with two canister filters. I have two of these, one on each filter.
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The honest answer is a NO unless your have very light stock aquarium, the flow rate too weak for anything bigger than 75G. You will need 2x G6 system for 135G tank. I'm using G6 just because the easy maintenance and I'm using 2x G6 for my 125G Cichlid tank and I have to clean mechanical filter every 3 days to keep the flow optimal.
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The 10 X 20 lee filter fit perfectly in my tank with same measurements. Good luck
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The Aqueon Quietflow filter extends about 2 inches into the tank and is about 8 inches long. Put the hood on the tank and check the measurements for the filter opening again.
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I don't think this size will fit a 55 gallon tank you may need to get two or one that fits a 55 gallon tank. It barley fits my 29 gallon tank it it wasn't for my filter it would probably fall into my tank.
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I would say the 700 or the 1200. The 700 is good for up to 65 gallons, so that would hopefully be enough for the turtle. I hear they are pretty messy though, so it wouldn't hurt to go with the 1200 which is good for up to 150 gallons. It seems like a lot, but you cant really have too much filtration. It would require less maintenance, keep the water crystal clear, and allow for you to use it for a larger aquarium if you decided to upgrade. It's totally up to you with your future plans and how much money you have at the moment.