Think a koralia 240 pump in a 10g is to much flow? Kind of want to go filterless and need water movement.
To much flow?
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It IS a lot, but too much ? Can you use a smaller Koralia ? I use them in all my tanks, but not 240s. Good luck.
I think the 240 gph is the smallest they offer.
What's going to be in the tank? I've tried that (or at least the equivalent Koralia at the time) in a 15g and it wasn't well received.
What's going to be in the tank? I've tried that (or at least the equivalent Koralia at the time) in a 15g and it wasn't well received.
I have the filter splashing water when the water gets low and not enough water movement on one side of the tank so it's dirty on that side. I have a male betta and 3 neons and some shrimp.
Above you said you want to go "filter-less". Why you'd want to do that I'm not sure. A simple air powered sponge or box bubbler filter would be sufficient for a 10g IMO. An AC70 would be marginally insane on one. I dunno of any current loving fish that would thrive in a 10g footprint, but maybe there's some. I've personally never kept a betta, male or female that was bothered by some flow. In fact, they seemed to enjoy it.
Manual removal of the unwanted filth is the way to go my man. There's just not enough room in a 10 to mess with power heads, etc, to try to push debris to a filter suction IMO.
