I had a 120 crack due to a crash w/ a heater and an active Jaguar. I'd also have to fix the filter tubes everyday. I want to replace the 120 and I'm considering drille corners w/ overflows. You can put heaters in a filter underneath and no more tubes to re attach everyday. What do you think?
drilled tank or not?
- Thread starter jsc
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If your going to have over flows then your going to have a wet/dry filter, correct? You'll have a sump and in there you can put in all of you heaters, you can also place anything else in the sump. I'm not sure how a HOB filter will work on a sump but I'm guessing it will.
I think they all will do the same thing....is just a matter of money. You can also build your own once you know how they work.
try this site, this is what I used to bulid mine.
I have 2 for my 190.
www.sydneycichlid.com/diybtf.html
I used bio-balls instesd of the scoria and I didn't make the spray bar spin.
I have 2 for my 190.
www.sydneycichlid.com/diybtf.html
I used bio-balls instesd of the scoria and I didn't make the spray bar spin.