anyone know for sure which 88gram cartiledge would work? Amazon recommended the Fluval 88g cartiledges but they were too large.
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I have 88g tanks from Visible Impact - these are the same tanks used for paintball guns. These work just fine.
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For the bow fronts I'm accustomed to it sounds like your tank would be a 72 Gallon. So the 72bf all glass versa top would be the right one. If your tank is an aqueon then the 72bf top would be right. The 36bf top I ordered was actually aqueon brand.
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I've flyfished for over 40 years and couldn't make heads or tails out of these designations until I got a look at a chart that listed the maximum length of the backing line (yds.) and its breaking point (lbs. - relating directly to its diameter). Obviously, the copy writer didn't have a clue about what's actually relevant here. Here are the identifications: The 50/12 denotes the SLV reel sized to hold a #2 or #3 weight fly line and weighs 4.5 ozs. The 95/12 reel is sized to hold a #4 or #5 weight fly line and weighs 4.8 ozs. The 140/20 reel is sized for a #5 or #6 weight fly line and weighs 5.3 ozs. The 145/20 reel is sized for a #7 or #8 weight fly line and weighs 5.5 ozs. The 150/30 reel is sized for a #8 or #9 weight fly line and weighs 6.1 ozs. The 170/50 reel is sized for #9 and #10 weight fly line These are great reels at an average 10% discount with no shipping charges through Amazon. If you can match your fly rod(s) to one of these and achieve a good point of balance* when the backing and fly line are loaded on the reel, one of these should do just fine. * Place an extended index finger under the rod handle at a 90 degree angle just ahead of the reel. Slowly move it forward until the combination of rod and reel come to rest on your finger with no assistance from your other hand - perfect balance. This point should ideally be located on the handle or a few inches up the rod just ahead of the position where you would comfortably grip the rod while casting. Good luck and good fishing!
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We use "normal" 13-gallon bags from Costco, and even though they're a little baggy/long at the bottom, it's cheaper than buying the matching brand. I've never tried the 8-gallon but it's worth a shot.
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Depending on the size of your tank, the more circulation the better. I have a 60gal with a built in wet n dry sy1 (626) 915-3636stem. & I'm using the fluval 306 as 2nd filter. Got 4discus, 4angels, & 3silver dollar. 11 fishes doesn't seem much for 60gal. But the discus fishes are a good size. For what I have "YES" 2 filters works best & 10% water change every 3wks. Hope this helps u decide ?
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I've been using this in my fluval 6 gallon edge and my reading had always been fine. Hope this helps.
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Don't know what's recommended, but I use mine for fishing in some really dicey circumstances. So I use the 33 gram. Personally, I want all the flotation I can get. I'm a 6' adult male. I'd save the 24 gram for kids.
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I use the 8oz package, I tried paramount brand also. Both are good, but there is free shipping on great northern
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I have Fluval C3 and C4. I used the C3 on a 70 gallon freshwater aquarium and it was okay but I replaced it with the C4 which works much better. I'm using the C3 now with a 20 gallon freshwater. For 56 gallon tank either would be okay, but the C4 filter medium needs less frequent rinsing compared to the C3.
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Go to the Float Coat website. They have an easy to use sizing chart and it worked great fro me. Great vest
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You definitely want a higher flow for a 90. I have a 75 and the Hydor 1150. Flow is good, not to low and not too high. 1150 or the next size up would be better for a 90. I was told to aim at the surface of the water to encourage CO2 exchange and not blow your sand around.
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The 204 parts are smaller the impeller /shaft and cover are totally different/way smaller/the 304,305,404 and 405.parts are the same,except the handles and outer parts and canisters,where you can clearly see a difference.Fluval the best filter out there.(I have four running quietly as we chat)Go get em Mike
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Depends on the size puff the cartridge.I hv the fluval 305 , the cartridges are approximately 2"x 4" inches. You mite be able to flatten them out and it should be wider. But that's as much as I can tell you , hope it was helpful.
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That is just the model number not GPH. The flow rate for the 1200 is 315 gallons per hour and that is true flow rate not like marineland who boasts a 360 gph rate that is( by their own spec's) actually only 220. Hand down the penn plax is by far a better pump. I have 5 of them after going through fluval, marineland, API.
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I would suggest Loctite 243 Medium Treadlocker. Has highest temperature range for any blue Loctite and has high oil tolerance.
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Hello Todd, Unless your wheels specifically say "76mm" I'd go with something else. I went and tried to make these work on my 75mm, and after about 50ft I realized it was no go. I was able to return them just fine (shout out to customer service) but again, I'd just go specifically with what your wheels say. If the markings have been scrapped off, I'd recommend measuring them off and verifying it, as like I say, you need to be exact on this. I'm really sorry I couldn't be more help. I just didn't want you to think I had blown you off or didn't care. Best, Grognard
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Not the most efficient skimmer, the one I got worked for half a day or less ... I would go for the fluval sea skimmer !same size :)