I have a Fluval 206. Am I supposed to use all 3 at once when changing? Just one? As many as I can cram in there? :)
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Use one per cup. My tank is a tank I have been using for years and I have removed the media stones and replaced them with the carbon and I get good results. I also use a polishing pad in the top cup.
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depends on fish load in the tank, one is good for a few fish two is plenty in most cases
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Hey I got the same 206, and no, you are not supposed to use all 3 at once. The 206 has 3 chambers, I use carbon and ammonia killer in the top one. In the middle one I use ceramic rings and at the bottom the "black sponge" included with the 206. So if you change the carbon once a month this pack should last you 3 months. Hope this helps
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I have no idea what flow rate and capacity of Co2 your needs require or what sort of pressure regulation, etc., is appropriate. These are standard 20 lb tanks with pretty new inspection dates. If a standard Co2 tank is what you need for a planted aquarium, these are nice big ones that are not too big to be obtrusive or too heavy to carry. I would guess they run 50 plus pounds apiece filled, so two are reasonable to carry at one time. One big tank of the same capacity is pretty difficult to move and take in to get filled. The tanks are a good size, good quality and priced well, so I bought two to rotate in my Soda machine. Hope this helps some.
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I am going to be bold and opinionated here, but since I have 5 Fluval Edge (6.6 gallon) aquariums And have purchased a Fluval Chi.... I would highly recommend the Edge over the Chi! The Chi allows for too much water evaporation and it can't be left for more than a couple of days as the water level drops below the recommended level for the filtration system to work! Bad design, but we all agree that it has an aesthetic appeal.... To your question, if your aquarium is located in a non-extreme temperature room (does not drop below 55F in winter) then you should be ok with the 25 watt heater. I have both, the 50 and the 25 watt and they are good heaters and easy to regulate/ set. I am going to be bold and opinionated here, but since I have 5 Fluval Edge (6.6 gallon) aquariums And have purchased a Fluval Chi.... I would highly recommend the Edge over the Chi! The Chi allows for too much water evaporation and it can't be left for more than a couple of days as the water level drops below the recommended level for the filtration system to work! Bad design, but we all agree that it has an aesthetic appeal.... To your question, if your aquarium is located in a non-extreme temperature room (does not drop below 55F in winter) then you should be ok with the 25 watt heater. I... » Read More I am going to be bold and opinionated here, but since I have 5 Fluval Edge (6.6 gallon) aquariums And have purchased a Fluval Chi.... I would highly recommend the Edge over the Chi! The Chi allows for too much water evaporation and it can't be left for more than a couple of days as the water level drops below the recommended level for the filtration system to work! Bad design, but we all agree that it has an aesthetic appeal.... To your question, if your aquarium is located in a non-extreme temperature room (does not drop below 55F in winter) then you should be ok with the 25 watt heater. I have both, the 50 and the 25 watt and they are good heaters and easy to regulate/ set. « Show Less
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This what I used for my quarantine Tank for new comers. Fish seemed to like it. Real quiet. I do agree with capslock and it might not be enough to clear all dead spots in tank if you have alot of decor. A friend of mine has two of these with the random flow caps on top of them, His tank is a taller 30g though. If you need more info share what kind of tank your setting up too, this will help define what flowrates are needed, ie. is saltwater, reeftank, freshwater?
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Vow! Your pool is huge, but mine is small. I would suggest you using 2. You will love them taking care of your beautiful pool.
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I agree with Kristina using a Lok-Tite® Air Regulator Gang Valves for Aquariums would be the easiest fix but you would have multiple hoses / only one pump. I suppose you could in a sense chain them together by using a Aquarium Airline Air Tube Tubing Connectors Filters / T-connectors allow you to combine two inputs to create one output. They are excellent for use with dual outlet pumps. I would also recommend looking into a larger set of lights...I am using just one set but it is larger and fits across the back of my tank...no need for another set. Best of Luck!
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mine came with 2 for tropical, 1 for goldfish- for the 10 gall. tank, it shows only use 2 in the "not-so-good" instructions for a beginner.
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Yrs you can. Just make sure that you connect the correct sizes to make sure you get the flow you need. I currently have three systems in one with a single timer.
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If it is like our pontoon was when we bought it used, I'd get at least 3. Even if you don't use it all, you will use it as time goes on. You can use it sparingly, small areas at a time. Works great, better than anything else I've tried and I've tried a BUNCH of other cheaper products. Good luck, pontoons rock
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you can use one or two if you choose to. There is a setting that requires that you choose which SYM you want to use for your task. I purchased it for my brother who lives in the caribbean, and he uses it with both DIGICEL& LYME
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I have 2 56 gal marineland aquariums. One has a marineland 220 with an internal fluval 4 plus. Still could use more. The other one has a cobalt internal 1000 w/UV and. Fluval 406 canister.
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that all depends on what filter you have, for me i have a turtle and a 60gallon tank, so i use about 100grams on a fluval405 , and it lasts about two months with clear odorless water. your situation might be different , i think this should be more than enough if only for regular fish.
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The diffuser works great! For a ten gallon I would use a smaller model. I highly recommend the fluval co2 systems, easy to operate, and set up. Adjusting the air flow is easy. Instructions are easy to follow if you have never have used a co2 system before.
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i have 100 gallon koi tank , so if i understand correctly i would need to use 2 500ml bottles of purigen every 6 months?? any guidance would help me as im new to using this product btw i plan on using this in 1 tray and the pond matrix in another tray .....i use the Cascade® 1000 Canister Filter
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I don't think you want to use 2 pumps at the same time. use one or the other but not both. a sand filter is a better filter in my opinion but the salt water system is much easier to maintain. you might try and return the saltwater pump for one that has a sand filter.
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I bought this for a 5 gallon Fluval Spec and it works great. Very easy to use and makes water changes easy. Should work for you.
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It would probably be bstter to just swap the position of the white flourescent and the actinic so that the white is tied to the fans and don't run the blue actinic. Also this is very pricey for a goldfish tank a lot of petcos and petsmarts often run specials on tanks for $1 a gallon ... you could get a tank they could grow with and the filters and heater for much cheaper