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  • Joe Reborn
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    I do have some.
    Alpha
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    FTS
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    Pic before there were any plants in the tank
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  • aquabee
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    Originally posted by Joe Reborn View Post
    Very nice. I am a Zaire Fan myself! Love the Moba's for M'Toto! Nice solid bars and nice blue, they are going to make you Very happy!
    They already make me happy! 16 crazy little blue babies, hehe. Do you have pics of your colony??

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  • Joe Reborn
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    Very nice. I am a Zaire Fan myself! Love the Moba's for M'Toto! Nice solid bars and nice blue, they are going to make you Very happy!

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  • aquabee
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    Originally posted by BFinley View Post
    Those are some great looking Moba's!The sand looks great too.I wanted to change my substrate in my 140g when we moved,but didn't have time to.Nice tank!
    Thanks Brandon! Did your fish move with you too?? :)

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  • BFinley
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    Those are some great looking Moba's!The sand looks great too.I wanted to change my substrate in my 140g when we moved,but didn't have time to.Nice tank!

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  • mikeb144
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    There are so many systems that will work. There are also many things to consider before making a decison about what tyrpe of filtration you need. IMO you need to consider the load the tank is going to have on it. Again IMO as far as Bio filtration the correct wet/dry system is by far the best way to go. Obviously it will not do what the cainsters fo for mechanical filtering. Thats why I always run large W/D and FX 5s.
    Last edited by mikeb144; 09-06-2011, 10:40 PM.

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  • aquabee
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    Originally posted by nightster View Post
    IMO, a canister such as an fx5 or 2262 and a wet/dry would be the way to go on a 125. Again just my opinion...
    That's been the eventual plan nightster. :) First will be the addition of circ pumps, then the switch of one of the AC 110s to a canister, then the wet/dry. Thanks for the advice!

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  • specialone0812
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    Dave was right, i had two Koralia 1050 in my 125g frontosa tank, the fish were always at the middle back of the tank, and were a little stressful. I took the two powerheads out and replaced by two air pumps ( for surface movement-oxygen exchange). Now, all the fish swim around the tank and feel better. i feel like they eat more than before-because they swim more-maybe??
    my frontosa are slow eater, take them like 10mins to eat all the food i feed them. after that, my 3 brittle-nose plecos will come out and clean up the rest. i feed them 3 times a day.

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  • nightster
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    IMO, a canister such as an fx5 or 2262 and a wet/dry would be the way to go on a 125. Again just my opinion...

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  • sunkenmetal
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    Originally posted by aquabee View Post
    Nah. Probably an AC110 + canister, and Koralia 1050 or 1200.
    ok a 2217 or a 2262 and the pumps...

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  • SunnyHouTX
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    Cool. thanks

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  • SunnyHouTX
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    Cool thanks

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  • nightster
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    Mp on the left and both koralias on the right, both pointing towards the middle.

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  • SunnyHouTX
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    I bet! Very nice. What's the layout like? Both koralias pointing the same direction?

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  • nightster
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    Originally posted by SunnyHouTX View Post
    I like my two koralia 1400 in my 125. I run them all the time for the trophs and it keeps the crud in suspension for the filters to grab.
    +1 I have an MP40 on one end and a 1050 & a 750 on the other, not to mention my filters too. My substrate stays clean...

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