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  • jeb102385
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    i had a fluval it sucked the eheim 2262 is more of a beast than the fx5

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  • lilmissruffcountry
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    Originally posted by supadave View Post
    How far is Lexington from Houston?
    3 hours...of you drive like me...prolly 2 if you drive like a mad man...I drive like a grandma

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  • Nickintex
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    Originally posted by lilmissruffcountry View Post
    mmm potatoe..I am making roast chicken for dinner tonite...potatoes would be a good sidedish...hum, baked, mashed, or augratin....I hate eating dinner by myself...
    Fried potatoe wedges

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  • supadave
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    Originally posted by lilmissruffcountry View Post
    mmm potatoe..I am making roast chicken for dinner tonite...potatoes would be a good sidedish...hum, baked, mashed, or augratin....I hate eating dinner by myself...

    How far is Lexington from Houston?

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  • lilmissruffcountry
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    Originally posted by Nickintex View Post
    Indeed I did! When I saw it was not an Eheim, I dropped like a hot potato.

    mmm potatoe..I am making roast chicken for dinner tonite...potatoes would be a good sidedish...hum, baked, mashed, or augratin....I hate eating dinner by myself...

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  • tattoo
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    geoff speaks the truth i was going to say the same thing...also the eheim pro models are good and easy to clean..but rena for setup and cleaning is the easiest for me...i ran a xp2 on a 20 gallon and it worked well...right now i have it setup on a 55gallon with a eheim 2028 and they do great..fx5 are good and not to hard to clean and they are self priming but $220 for a 30 gallon setup might be more than you want to spend and they inlet and outlet tubes would look really ugly on such a small tank when putting a canister filter on a small tank you really need to look at hoses and lines and how they will look.anyway i hope this helps..

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  • Nickintex
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    Originally posted by lilmissruffcountry View Post
    I could see him doing that too...lol...
    Indeed I did! When I saw it was not an Eheim, I dropped like a hot potato.

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  • aggrofishkeeper
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    Eheim or Fluval.

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  • Darbex
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    I have never had the problems priming my 2215 or 2217 as others seem to have had. Sometimes it can be annoying but I almost have it down to a science to get it ready so all I have to do is hook up the hoses and it goes.

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  • newb
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    I vote Eheim for big canister(2260,2262 is AMAZING), but for smaller canisters I perfer Rena XP3. they are super easy to clean and very easy for setting up media levels and keeping them separate. Also you dont have to fill them with water when re-installing it. it will fill itself.

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  • lilmissruffcountry
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    Originally posted by Nickintex View Post
    Fluval, if you want a disposable one.
    I want it to be good...real good....hum, guess you could take that the wrong way.....)

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  • lilmissruffcountry
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    Originally posted by Darbex View Post
    How could we forget the first GHAC auction. One went up for bid and Nick didnt know what brand it was and bid on it. Then he was like what brand is it in front of everyone. Once he found out he yelled never mind.
    I could see him doing that too...lol...

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  • Darbex
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    How could we forget the first GHAC auction. One went up for bid and Nick didnt know what brand it was and bid on it. Then he was like what brand is it in front of everyone. Once he found out he yelled never mind.

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  • Darbex
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    Originally posted by Nickintex View Post
    Fluval, if you want a disposable one.

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  • Nickintex
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    Fluval, if you want a disposable one.

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