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08-17-2010, 06:05 PM
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Is 300 GPH too much in a 30 Gal tank?
Is 300 GPH too much in a 30 Gal tank?
Im setting up a wet/dry filter system for my 30 Gallon aquarium. Ive got a pump that at 4 feet will pump 300GPH, My concern is that it will create too big a current for my fish. Is there any way to check without just setting everything up and seeing what happens?  |
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Re: Is 300 GPH too much in a 30 Gal tank?
they are fish they will swimm but make sure u have SPONGE infront of the entrance of the intake it decreases speed pumpage also keeps the fish form gettng stuck or sucked in
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