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Aquariums & Equipment Got any comments or questions about equipment or tanks, filters, UV, Lighting or anything else needed to setup and run your aquarium. This category is yours.

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Old 05-18-2008, 08:14 PM
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Hey people,

I'm looking for a filter for my 6fter. I have a huge sump running so in terms media storage I'm adequate.

But I'm after a filter purely for sucking the crap up...

Any ideas?
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Old 05-18-2008, 08:27 PM
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do some maintenance Dave, elbow grease, lol

seriously, i guess we are just talking about any old cannister really and filling with mechanical media?

same principles as any other filtration i guess in terms of actual filter, you give us a price Dave and we'll try and find something
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Lex have you turned into trigger?
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lol trigger was a bloody hero...

budget is low, so i want the cheapest piece of kit that will do the job properly.

elbow grease im ok with, but want somethnig to suck all the waste up in...
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