R rossignol AC Members Nov 14, 2006 3 0 0 Nov 16, 2006 #11 FYI, I have a brand new Eheim 2213 in the classifieds: http://www.aquariacentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=88388
FYI, I have a brand new Eheim 2213 in the classifieds: http://www.aquariacentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=88388
S Shelby_Tempo_GT There's something fishy going on! Jun 5, 2006 200 0 0 Nov 21, 2006 #13 Because of the cost, I would't recommend Eheim for smaller tanks or people just getting into the hobby. Once you start dealing with 100+gal tanks, the cost of an Eheim is not so out of whack when you factor in the costs of maintaining such a large tank. Just my 2 cents.
Because of the cost, I would't recommend Eheim for smaller tanks or people just getting into the hobby. Once you start dealing with 100+gal tanks, the cost of an Eheim is not so out of whack when you factor in the costs of maintaining such a large tank. Just my 2 cents.
N nking AC Members Feb 24, 2006 16 0 0 Nov 21, 2006 #14 Marinemom said: The media baskets also cut down on the flow and the gph of the filter. Marinemom Click to expand... How???, it's the media that reduces the flow!
Marinemom said: The media baskets also cut down on the flow and the gph of the filter. Marinemom Click to expand... How???, it's the media that reduces the flow!
vanimate AC Members Apr 24, 2005 87 0 0 Chicago (NS) Nov 21, 2006 #15 I know they are pricey, but in the long run they are worth it. Eheims that is. I'm running a 2026, 2028, and two large classic 2250's.
I know they are pricey, but in the long run they are worth it. Eheims that is. I'm running a 2026, 2028, and two large classic 2250's.