I didnt catch the powder part either, if i had I would be asking, "What is this fish powder you speak of " :)
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Sorry about the 'powder' vs 'power' but at least we all smiled, uh?
WOW! Am I learning a bunch here. You guys are terrific. I appreciate the info and opinions. Have to do some digging on the net and read up on these filters. Keep the suggestions coming.
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Come to the GHAC meeting at my house on Saturday night. I will show you a wet/dry or 2. I just shut down my last cannister tonight and I'm extremely happy and will be for years to come. LOL. A can and a W/D would be perfect for you since a HOB is not a option.200
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Wet-drys/sumps do offer some advantages that tipped the scales away from canisters for me:
1) Hide all of your heaters, probes, thermometers, anything else that normally goes in the tank and sticks out like a sore thumb. Now, Rena does make some pretty good in-line heaters for canister use, so that should be considered
2) Extra water volume = makes it easier on the water chemistry and increases O2 saturation
3) Cost. A DIY sump can be easily, quickly, and cheaply made for less than the cost of a new canister. Home Depot/Lowes pretty much sells everything you'll need to make a basic one
4) My favorite: once up and running, the water level in the main tank is constant. No more hard water lines on the glass where you can see them!-Luke
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