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Best way to filter and heat a 20cm Cube?


Dixon1990

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I don't know why you keep fish, you're obviously not concerned about their welfare if you won't provide good filtration for them!

I have some 25w jebo heaters, they're quite small. How small are you looking for? They're about 20cm long, and normal heater thickness.

That part about welfare was a joke, right? :lol:

Um, i have a aquaone thats about 20cm, but i would realy like to find one thats thinner.

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Why use a filter at all.

I have a 3 foot tank that is planted up to the yazoo.

Just has a heater and lights and about 2000000 guppies that come and go.

(Yes we have had this talk before)

That would give you more room to have a heater and then just use water changes to remove particluates.

If it was that big a deal just use an old fashioned light bulb to provide both heat and light

ahla killi cupboard but singlular and in a clip on study light thingy.

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but it would only filter the water 427.5 times an hour :lol: 7 times a minute :o Don't put a betta in there tho, the flow just might be too much for him :o

Put it right next to a big tank to heat it

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but it would only filter the water 427.5 times an hour :lol: 7 times a minute :o Don't put a betta in there tho, the flow just might be too much for him :o

Put it right next to a big tank to heat it

On the plus side, using the fx5 would almost double the water volume. It's like having jetboat motor return pump.

I think Navarre has the right idea; how about just a normal light bulb?

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